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Three children running through a meadow wearing NO.925 Class of Outside, Future Loading and Class in Session kids tees

Back to School Tees for Kids Who Would Rather Be Outside

Six designs across three garments, in youth and toddler sizes. Made to order, printed one at a time, with 10% of profit going to a vetted nonprofit through Project 925. Built for the part of the day that starts after the bell.

Back to School Questions

What sizes do the Back to School tees come in?

Three garments cover the range. The Youth Classic Tee runs XS through XL, the Youth Short Sleeve Tee runs S through XL, and the Toddler Jersey Tee comes in 2, 3, 4 and 5/6. Measurements for every size sit on the individual product pages.

Which of the three tees should I pick?

The Youth Classic Tee is the heaviest at 5.3 oz and holds up best to a full school year. The Youth Short Sleeve Tee is lighter with a softer drape, better for warm classrooms. The Toddler Jersey Tee is cut for younger children where comfort decides whether it gets worn at all.

Will these fit a teenager?

Youth XL runs close to an adult small, so an older child or a smaller teen is usually covered by this range. Above that, the adult collection starts at XS and carries the same designs in several cases.

Are they true to size?

Yes, with a classic unisex fit. Children grow through a size faster than a tee wears out, so if you are between two sizes take the larger one. The size guide on each product page is more reliable than the letter on the label.

How long until the order arrives?

Every tee is printed after the order is placed, so production runs 2 to 5 business days before shipping. Delivery time after that depends on your location, and tracking is emailed as soon as the order leaves.

How should I wash them?

Machine wash cold, inside out, with like colours, then tumble dry low or hang to dry. Skip the fabric softener to keep the print surface clean and keep a hot iron off the graphic. Done that way the print ages at the same rate as the fabric.

Why is everything made to order?

Nothing is produced on a guess, so nothing is destroyed at the end of the season. Children's clothing has one of the shortest use windows in apparel, which makes overproduction worse here than almost anywhere else.

What is Project 925?

10% of net profit goes to a vetted nonprofit doing direct, hands-on work. Causes rotate monthly across mental health, environment, veterans and community. The nonprofits are researched individually rather than picked from a list.