Premium tees and team gear for everyone who still takes a Wednesday night game way too seriously. Softball, soccer, flag football, esports. And everybody who just wants the shirt.
Premium blanks, bold prints, and fits for everyone. Every piece is printed when you order it, so nothing sits in a warehouse. Tap Notify me and you will get first dibs plus 10% off when it goes live.
Same brand, same crest, six different reasons to wear it.
Fifty and over and still on the roster. Heavier cotton, relaxed cuts, and graphics that don't need a translator.
50+ · 55+ · 60+ · 65+ · 70+Explore →Every FieldSoftball, soccer, flag football. Women's fitted cuts across the whole collection, not an afterthought.
Women's · Unisex · Adult recExplore →Esports & GamingAndrew's half of the company. Gamertag jerseys, heavyweight hoodies, and graphics that don't look like clipart.
Jerseys · Gamertags · ClubsExplore →Youth & TeenOversized graphics and back prints for travel-team kids and the ones who just want the shirt for school.
Youth S–XL · TeenExplore →Slang & LocalOppo tacos, worm killers, and shirts that only make sense if you were there Wednesday night.
Slang · Local · Rec leagueExplore →BulkYour team name, your colors, your numbers. Softball, soccer, flag football, esports. No minimum.
No minimum · Names & numbersExplore →The kid the brand is named after doesn’t just play ball. He games. So this half of the company is his. Player Two is esports gear built the way team apparel should be: real jerseys with your gamertag on the back, heavyweight hoodies for the long sessions, and nothing that looks like a stock controller icon.
Running a school or club esports team? Most clubs have no uniform, and traditional suppliers want big minimums. We print twelve jerseys as easily as one.
Jerseys, hoodies, and caps with your team name, colors, and numbers. A men’s 55s roster, a girls’ travel team, a flag football league, or a school esports club. No minimum order, and nobody is stuck holding twelve extra XLs.
It started as what my son calls me. Not “dad,” not my name. Brochacho. It stuck, the way the good ones do.
Now he designs half the line. He has a better eye than I do and he is not shy about telling me when something looks like it belongs on a dad. So this is what it is: a father and a son making the gear we actually want to wear to the field.
One email when a drop lands. First dibs on limited pieces. Never anything else.