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[Class T-Shirt] Recommended Back Name Ideas for Class T-Shirts at the School Culture Festival

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At school culture festivals, it’s common for each class to make matching T-shirts.

Recently popular “back names” actually originated from sports uniforms—it’s the part where the player’s name goes.

Here, we’re sharing lots of ideas for those back names.

Of course, you can simply put your name, but adding a funny one-liner is also recommended.

Use these ideas as inspiration to come up with fun back names that will liven up your culture festival!

[Class T-shirts] Recommended back name ideas for class T-shirts at the school festival (11–20)

Animal motif

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Make an impact! Here are some ideas for animal-themed designs.

One of the great things about class T-shirts is that you can choose a design that’s the complete opposite of your usual style.

How about strengthening your bond with eye-catching animal-motif T-shirts that leave a strong impression on anyone who sees them? In the video, there’s a T-shirt featuring a large print of a chimpanzee’s face with an adorably pouty expression.

Your class group photo is sure to look spectacular.

Just wearing them is enough to lift everyone’s spirits!

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feather

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Featuring a mischievous little-devil vibe! Here’s an idea for wing motifs.

This design is perfect for those who want to create a T-shirt that’s both cute and cool.

On a deep pink T-shirt, the chest is decorated with a small heart motif and wings.

It’s a good idea to place the class name above the motif.

By changing the font style and color, you can add a cool touch to an otherwise cute T-shirt.

Definitely give it a try!

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hockey uniform style

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hockey uniform style

Looking cool by wearing it oversized! Here are some design ideas inspired by hockey jerseys.

When it comes to classic class T-shirt themes, soccer and baseball team uniforms are the go-to choices.

But how about trying a design that looks like a hockey jersey this time? Hockey jerseys are characterized by a relaxed, roomy fit so that players can move easily even while wearing protective gear.

Definitely consider incorporating this style!

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tie-dye

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tie-dye

Even the time spent making T-shirts can become a memory! Here are some tie-dye ideas.

Ordering T-shirts from a professional vendor is great, but handmade T-shirts have character and can look stylish too.

Even if you have classmates who say, “I don’t want the same design as everyone else,” tie-dye is perfect for expressing individuality.

Using a single ink color can create a cohesive look.

Or you can use multiple inks for a colorful finish.

How about making your own original T-shirt that’s unique to you while still keeping a sense of unity as a class?

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soccer-uniform style

How about a class T-shirt design inspired by soccer uniforms? A bold striped design with the team logo and jersey numbers would be easy to recognize.

Wearing a uniform-style design together as members clearly conveys the class’s unity.

Choosing which uniform to reference is also important—consider not only vibrant colors but also a design that reflects the meaning and message you want to convey.

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Make it a unique pattern

If you want a standout T-shirt design that makes it clear from afar that you’re part of this class, we recommend using a shirt with a distinctive pattern! How about covering the entire T-shirt body with designs like tie-dye, Mondrian-inspired patterns, or zebra stripes? You can make tie-dye yourselves as long as you have plain white T-shirts.

T-shirts with Mondrian or zebra patterns can be bought at mass retailers or found on custom merchandise sites.

You can freely customize them too—like printing your class name on the purchased T-shirts!

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[Class T-Shirts] Recommended Back-Name Ideas for Cultural Festival Class Tees (21–30)

Now accepting name requests for the back (jersey name applications open)

“I can’t settle on a good name-on-the-back before the school festival!” In times like that, why not lean into it and choose the phrase “Now accepting back-name ideas”? It works perfectly when you truly can’t decide, and it could be fun to use as a gag even if you already have some candidates.

You could raise the bar with lines like “Now accepting hilarious back-name ideas” or “Now accepting back-name ideas guaranteed to kill,” or amp up the comedic angle—those might be great ideas too! This back-name might even be the catalyst for unexpected encounters, like a friend you don’t usually talk to coming up to chat.

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