Tackle Breast Cancer Football Helmet Bow Cheer Shirt

Tackle Breast Cancer Football Helmet Bow Cheer Shirt With Pink Ribbons and Sparkles

October has a way of putting football on the living room TV and a pink ribbon on the refrigerator at the very same time, and our Tackle Breast Cancer Football Helmet Bow Cheer Shirt sits right in the middle of both. We designed it for people who want a breast cancer awareness shirt that a sister, an aunt, or a best friend would be happy to pull on, with a smile on it instead of a somber look. That mattered to us.

Tackle Breast Cancer, Written in a Soft Pink Script

The words sit beneath the artwork in loose, handwritten lettering that reads like a note passed around at a school pep rally, warm rather than loud. Because the message is clear at a glance, this Tackle Breast Cancer shirt works well for a group walk in October or an afternoon watching the game at a relative’s house. It welcomes conversation. People ask where it came from, and now and then they tell us who they are wearing pink for.

Pink Gingham Bows, a Leopard Bow and a #1 Foam Finger

The artwork is a little collage of cheer squad favorites, with a smiling football wearing a bow and tiny ribbons on its laces, a pink helmet topped with a leopard print bow, and a #1 foam finger waving beside a gingham bow that looks pulled from a homecoming ribbon box. Sparkles and hearts drift between them, and every piece has a sweet little face, which gives the whole print the feel of a scrapbook page rather than a slogan. At TeeMam, where we make graphic styles for family dinners and time with friends more than for the stadium, we wanted this one to feel like that scrapbook, something that looks right whether the group is headed to a game or just to somebody’s kitchen table.

The Whipped Cream Drink Cup and Megaphone Cheering Along

Toward the bottom, a pink megaphone and a pink drink cup topped with whipped cream and a striped straw bring in the sweeter side of game day, the snack-and-cheer mood of a watch party at a cousin’s place or a driveway tailgate with friends. Those touches also make the shirt easy to style, since the artwork pairs comfortably with jeans, black leggings, or a denim jacket. Pink goes with everything. Nobody in the group has to be a huge football fan to enjoy it, which is why we like it for a school football night with the kids followed by dinner with the family.

We think of it as a football cheer shirt that belongs to October but doesn’t have to stay there, especially for anyone who has walked a friend or relative through treatment and wants to keep her in mind long after the month ends. If a group of friends or sisters is already planning an October outing, it would be easy to pick up a few of these so everyone can wear pink together.