Dawn Patrol Run Club
Drop 3 · Run Club
St. Petersburg, FL
Open · closes Oct 3148 ordered
Limited-run club shirts, printed and shipped by Shirmo. Start your club's program
A limited-run shirt program for clubs, gyms, and leagues
The club shirt you had to show up for.
We design a real graphic tee about what your club actually does — the Saturday route, the home court, the inside joke from the post-run breakfast. The store stays open for one to three weeks — you pick the window — then the whole order prints and ships in one box. Members pay $15 for the standard two-color front print. Nobody collects sizes in the group chat, fronts the order on their own card, or sells leftovers out of a trunk at the next meetup.
Works for a 25-person run club or a 2,000-home neighborhood association. No setup fee and no minimum order.
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You already know how the club shirt goes.
Someone on the board volunteers. Sizes come in through the group chat, the money comes in through four different apps, and the treasurer ends up covering the difference. The extras ride around in a trunk until next season. A shirt only becomes something people keep when not everyone could get one.
THE USUAL CLUB SHIRT
- The club logo on a plain tee, every single year
- Sizes collected in the group chat
- One person fronts the order on their own card
- Minimums that force you to guess and overorder
- Leftovers sold at a discount at the next meetup
A TEEMWORK DROP
- Original artwork about what your club actually does
- Open for a set window, then closed for good
- Each member orders, sizes, and pays for their own
- We run the store, the sizes, and the sorting
- Printed to the exact order. Nothing left over
Four steps, and three of them are ours.
Your part is a call at the start and an approval before the store opens. That's it.
1
We learn the good stuff
A 30-minute call with you and two or three members. The route, the rivalry, the tradition, the thing your club does that nobody else does.
2
We design the tee
Original vintage-style artwork drawn for your club, front print and inside collar label. Your board or organizer approves it before members see it.
3
The store opens
We send a link and an announcement ready for the newsletter, the group chat, or the club’s socials. Members pick a size, pay $15, and it closes on the date you set.
4
One box arrives
Everything prints and ships about twelve business days later, bagged and labeled by name — to one address to hand out, or straight to members’ homes.
Three things you decide on every drop.
Same program, different shape depending on the season. You set these when the drop is created, and they can change every time.
1
Who pays
Members pay $15 at checkout and nothing touches the club treasury. Or the club covers everyone, the store opens at zero, and we invoice the club once it closes.
2
How it ships
One box to the organizer to hand out at the next meetup, straight to each member’s address, or let every person choose at checkout.
3
How long it runs
Anywhere from 1 to 30 days. A week builds urgency, two weeks catches the members who only show up every other Saturday.
Six ways to say the same thing.
Pick a direction on the discovery call and we design into it. Every style below is the same club, the same story, drawn six different ways — so you're choosing a look, not gambling on one.
Vintage
Faded badge, the club name, an established year. The safe pick that never looks like a giveaway tee.
The Definition
A piece of club jargon set as a dictionary entry, defined the way your members would actually define it.
Varsity
Collegiate block letters and a number. Reads like a team, because that’s what a club turns into.
Tour Poster
Races, routes, courts, or events listed like tour dates. The one people quote back to you.
Club Crest
A shield, a monogram, and a motto. Gives a club that started in a parking lot the look of one that’s been around forever.
Souvenir
Park-sign nostalgia pointed at somewhere unglamorous. Funny without needing a punchline.
Not sure which fits? Most clubs land on Vintage for the first drop and get more adventurous from there. You can change styles every drop — nothing locks you in.
Shirts good enough to beat the race-shirt drawer.
A club shirt fails when it feels like a giveaway. Ours are the weight, cut, and hand-feel of a tee someone would have bought for themselves.
- GARMENTRingspun combed cotton, soft-washed. The tee people pull on after the workout, not the one they sleep in.
- COLORSForest, navy, heather gray, black, slate, sand, and more. Match the club colors or pick what suits the design.
- SIZESXS through 4XL, unisex and women’s cuts. Every size is the same price, always.
- PRINTINGScreen printed in our own shop with soft-hand ink that moves with the fabric instead of sitting on top of it.
- INK COLORS$15 covers a one-side, two-color print. Extra colors or a back print raise the price, and we quote it before you approve the art.
- COLLAR LABELCustom printed label with your club, our mark, and the drop year.
- ARTWORKDrawn from scratch for your club. The club owns it.
$15
Per shirt for a one-side, two-color print. Shipping to one address included.
That's what each member pays at checkout. Nothing comes out of the club treasury, and it's low enough that nobody sits out because of the price.
More colors, a back print, or a sleeve hit move the price up. We design to the two-color standard first and tell you the exact number before you approve anything, so the price is settled before anyone sees the store.
Want to cover it for every member instead? That's a whole-club order, and it works a little differently.
The best part is the part only they see.
Turn the collar inside out and there's a printed tag doing three jobs at once. It's the detail people show each other.
- 1
Your club name
Club, gym, league, team, or neighborhood. Set in type chosen to sit with the front design, nothing to approve twice.
- 2
A line only your people get
The motto, the running joke, the thing somebody says at every single meetup. It's hidden, so it can be funnier than anything you'd put on the front.
- 3
The drop it came from
The drop number, the year, and teemwork.com on the last line. That's what tells someone at the club's 20th anniversary exactly which shirt this was.
Pickleball’s first rule, printed where only players find it
Every coach’s favorite lie, immortalized
A neighborhood rule everyone knows by heart
Buying for every member?
Plenty of clubs skip the store and buy one shirt for every member. Same original design, same collar label, one invoice instead of 150 checkouts. It's the move for a club anniversary, a race weekend, a season opener, or a membership drive where the shirt comes with joining.
- One order, one invoice
- Volume pricing below $15 a shirt
- Send us your size roster, or we’ll collect it
- Bagged and labeled by name or by team
- Ship to one address or split across locations
- Card or ACH, paid before we print
No minimum
A 25-person crew or a 2,000-home association, printed on our own presses in Sarasota
Order for the clubOr call 941-896-9877 and we'll quote it on the spot.
"Where'd you get that shirt?" "You had to show up."
Members come and go, and every club has a season it still talks about. The shirt is how the people who were there remember it. Everything else is logistics.
Pick how often your members get one.
Every program includes the design work, the collar label, the store, the printing, and delivery. The only difference is how many times a year your members get one.
The Annual
One drop a year
One shirt a year, usually tied to the club anniversary or the big race. The easiest way to see whether your members bite.
- 1 original design a year
- Custom inside-collar label with the year
- Store window of your choosing, run by us
- Sorted by name, shipped to one address
Most clubs start here
The Half-Year
Two drops a year
Spring and fall. Enough rhythm that members start watching for it, without planning around it four times.
- 2 original designs a year
- Custom inside-collar label with the year
- Store window of your choosing, run by us
- Sorted by name, shipped to one address
- Any shipping option, changed per drop
The Quarterly
Four drops a year
A shirt every season. This is the one that turns into a collection members try to complete, and the one new members ask about.
- 4 original designs a year, one per season
- Collar label numbered by drop
- Store window of your choosing, run by us
- Sorted by name, shipped to one address
- Any shipping option, changed per drop
- Announcement copy and images written for you
Things this takes off your plate.
Club organizers are volunteers with day jobs. This runs closer to ordering bagels for the group run than a program.
No group-chat sizing
Members choose their own size at checkout. Nobody scrolls back through 300 messages to find who wanted a medium.
No treasurer IOUs
Every member pays for their own at checkout. Nobody fronts the order on a personal card or chases Venmo requests.
No minimums to guess at
There’s no minimum, so you never overorder just to hit a price break.
No design committee
You get finished artwork to react to, not a blank brief. Two rounds of notes is usually all it takes.
No trunk full of leftovers
We print exactly what was ordered. There’s no surplus to store, count, or sell at a discount.
No reorders
The store closes and the drop is finished. New members get the next one, which is exactly what makes the old ones matter.
Questions we get first.
Who actually pays for the shirts?
You choose per drop. By default each member pays $15 for the standard two-color print at checkout. There’s no setup fee, so the program itself costs nothing. If the club wants to cover everyone, the store opens at zero and we invoice the club once the drop closes.
Can we use our existing club logo?
Yes, if it's yours. We can work it into the design or put it on the collar label. If your club is part of a national organization or uses a brand's name, their marks usually need their permission, so we'll design around them unless you have it.
Our members are spread out. How do they get one?
You set the shipping rule when the drop is created: everything to one address, everything to members' homes, or let each person choose at checkout. Home delivery is a flat $6, and it all runs off the same store page.
What if only 20 people order?
We print it anyway. There's no minimum and no penalty for a quiet quarter. A small drop is completely normal, and the first one is usually the biggest.
Do we get to approve the design?
Always, and before any member sees it. You'll get the front artwork and the collar label on a mockup, request changes, and nothing goes live until you say so.
Who owns the artwork?
The club does. It's your story on the shirt, so the design is yours to reuse on stickers, a banner, or the next race bib.
How long from our first call to shirts in hand?
About four weeks. Roughly one week for discovery and design approval, one to three weeks for the open store, and twelve business days for printing and delivery. If you're tying it to a race day or an anniversary, tell us the date and we'll plan back from it.
Let's design your club's first one.
Twenty minutes. We'll walk through a real drop, talk about what your members are proud of, and tell you straight whether it fits your size.
Prefer email? Reach us at [email protected], or call (941) 896-9877.