Some shirts are memories.
Make them a quilt.
Dorm move-in. The championship season. The race they trained all year for. The person you miss. Shirts like those don't belong in a box — they belong on a quilt you'll reach for every day, for the rest of your life.
Design your quilt before you send a single shirt.
You place every shirt at its real size, you see the finished quilt, and nothing is cut until you say so.Or send them and leave the layout to us, for a small fee.
Start for $200. That holds your place in the queue. You settle the rest once your quilt is laid out and you have seen it — so you are never paying in full for a quilt you have not looked at.
The $200 opens your Design Studio, where you lay the quilt out yourself. Or send us the shirts and we will lay it out for you, for a small fee.
- Shipping both ways included
- We check every shirt before cutting
- Handmade in the USA
Graduation
Four years of shirts, one gift they'll keep forever.
The team
Every season, every jersey, every title.
Greek life
Rush week to senior send-off.
Races & rides
Marathons, rallies, and finish lines.
Service
A uniform's story, kept close.
In memory
Their shirts, still wrapping the family up.
You know these shirts.
So you design the quilt.
Which shirt goes in the middle. Which two belong side by side. Whether the small text under the logo survives the cut. Those aren’t design decisions — they’re memories, and you’re the only person who has them.
Anyone else can only arrange your shirts by colour and size, because that’s the only thing that arrives in the box.
Choose what every block shows.
The logo, the number, the joke on the back — you drag the frame, and what's inside is what gets sewn.
Every shirt at its true size.
If a design fills a 15-inch block, you'll see it fill the block — on screen, before you commit.
A small chest logo doesn't have to float.
Divide a block in two, or into four, and a small print sits with company — instead of marooned in the middle of an empty square.
Shoot on your phone, work on your laptop.
Scan the code on screen and your phone becomes the camera — each shirt appears on the big screen as you take it. No emailing photos to yourself.
Put the people in, not just the shirts.
Print a photograph onto a block and set it among the jerseys. Both sides of a shirt can count too, when the back is the good bit.
Nothing is cut until you've seen it.
On screen you can move a shirt a hundred times for nothing. After the cutter, none. So we put the point of no return after you've looked.
All it takes is your phone and one sheet of paper.
Photograph each shirt with letter paper beside it and tap the paper's corners — that's how the studio knows every shirt's real size. Ten seconds a shirt, and the paper never touches the quilt.
Five steps, and we do the hard part.
Pick your size
Quilt, blanket or mosaic, in any of our sizes — or type your own dimensions, up to about ten feet a side.
Start for $200
A $200 deposit holds your place in the queue. What the quilt costs is settled later, once it is laid out and you have seen it.
Lay it out, or don't
Photograph your shirts and arrange them yourself in the Design Studio — that part is free. Or leave every decision to us, for a small layout fee. Either way, mark the quilt finished when you're happy — that's what tells us you're ready.
Post the shirts
Ask for your prepaid label from your account whenever you're ready, tape it to any box, and hand it over. Wash them first, or add cleaning and send them as they are.
We cut and stitch
We look over every shirt when it arrives and tell you before we cut anything. Then it's hand-finished and posted back.
Quilt or blanket?
The difference is layers.
The quilt is three layers — your shirts, a soft middle layer, fabric back — stitched all the way across. Warm and substantial, the one that gets handed down. The blanket is two layers joined at the edge: lighter, drapier, and less. Same shirts, two ways to keep them close.
Not sure? Take the quilt — it's what most people picture.
Compare in detailQuilt · 3 layers
Shirts · soft middle layer · backing, stitched all over
from $235
Blanket · 2 layers
Shirts · backing, joined at the edge
from $170
What it costs
These are quilt prices, not checkout prices: you pay $200 to start and the rest once it is laid out. Choose 12" or 15" blocks, pick one of our sizes or your own, and add a backing, a soft middle layer or strips between the blocks if you want them.
Lap
9 shirts · 36×36" at 12" blocks
$235
quilt · blanket from $170
$200 today, the balance later
Couch
20 shirts · 60×75" at 15" blocks
$425
quilt · blanket from $305
$200 today, the balance later
King
49 shirts · 105×105" at 15" blocks
$840
quilt · blanket from $600
$200 today, the balance later
Shipping both ways is free on quilts over $300 — which is nearly every quilt. If a finished quilt comes in under $200, we refund the difference.
The graduation gift
Four years, one quilt.
Orientation week, the intramural team, every formal and every tailgate. They can't keep the shirts forever, and they won't throw them out either. This is the way out of that drawer.
Have their shirts already? Start the quilt. Don’t? A gift certificate lets them choose their own and design it themselves.