One class. Many personalities. A shirt that brings them together. Classroom Faces turns drawings made by your students into custom class shirts for shared adventures and everyday memories.
Compare artwork and layout approaches
Start with the kind of artwork your students will create: self-portraits, handprints or a graduation layout. The examples below show those approaches; the comparison cards link to the corresponding order instructions.
What makes a Classroom Faces shirt different?
The artwork starts at your classroom tables. Instead of choosing a ready-made mascot, students contribute their own drawings to a shared design. A teacher or adult coordinator organizes the artwork, sizes and mailed order.
Choose the occasion, then plan the project
For a trip, work back from the day shirts need to be handed out. For graduation, settle the wording and year before the drawing activity. For a year-end keepsake, leave time for absent students to contribute. The same shirt can be worn for an event and kept afterward.
Compare class-shirt design options
Choose the print style first, then use its matching instructions and order form. Each option starts with artwork made by your students.
Single-ink class shirts
Student drawings printed in one ink color. Review the recommended shirt and ink combinations before choosing your supplies.
Full-color class shirts
Use the full-color guide to prepare your drawings and select the matching order form. Check its shirt and artwork requirements before starting.
“Class of” shirts
A graduation layout with its own combined guide and order form for full-color designs on colored shirts.
Start with the right design option
Look at real shirt examples before choosing a drawing template. Review the current pricing, shirt and ink options, and matching order form together. Single-ink and full-color projects have different requirements; choose your option before buying art supplies or collecting payments.
An organized order starts before the first drawing
Choose one adult point of contact. Share the parent letter, collect each shirt size and keep a private class checklist. Read the drawing directions, gather the completed artwork and mail it with the matching form. Confirm current timing before promising an arrival date.
Explore shirts for your occasion
Self-Portrait Shirts with Every Student’s Personality · Field Trip Shirts That Bring Your Class Together · Kindergarten Graduation Shirts, Drawn by Your Class · Field Day Shirts with Your Class’s Own Artwork · End-of-Year Class Shirts to Remember This Group
Your next three steps
1. Explore finished shirt examples and review pricing for your option.
2. Download drawing templates, read the directions and use a parent letter to collect responses.
3. Download the matching order form, check your quantities and mail the original drawings and completed packet using the form’s instructions.
Questions before you start?
Ordering is coordinated by an adult teacher, school staff member or parent organizer. Students draw on paper; no student account or artwork upload is needed. For product requirements and ordering details, read the FAQs. For a specific event date, ask the team about current timing.