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Decision Tree Crewneck

Decision Tree Crewneck

A single strong element, drawn in the hobby's system language and made to order — never warehoused, never generic. Built to hold up to a life spent at the table.

$48.00

Secure checkout via Stripe. Ships to 18 countries.

Size & fit guide
Unisex crewneck · width & length & sleeve length laid flat, in inches
SizeWidthLengthSleeve length
S20″27″33.5″
M22″28″34.5″
L24″29″35.5″
XL26″30″36.5″
2XL28″31″37.5″
3XL30″32″38.5″
4XL32″33″39.5″
5XL34″34″40.5″

Measure a piece you already own flat and compare. Between sizes? Size up for a relaxed fit. Every item is made to order, so please check the chart before ordering — see our returns & replacements page.

  • Made to order

    Each piece is produced when you order it — never mass-warehoused, never generic.

  • Ships to 18 countries

    Most US orders arrive within 5–10 business days; tracking is emailed on dispatch.

  • Secure checkout

    Payments are handled by Stripe. We never see or store your card details.

  • Quality guarantee

    Arrives misprinted or damaged? Contact us within 30 days and we’ll make it right.

  • First order? Code FIRST10 takes 10% off at checkout — through Dec 31.

Good to know

When will my order ship?

Every piece is made to order, which usually takes 2–5 business days of handling, then ships. Most US orders arrive within 5–10 business days total; tracking is emailed as soon as it leaves the floor.

What if the size is wrong?

Check the size chart on this page before ordering — every piece is made to order, so we can’t accept returns or exchanges for size or change of mind. If anything arrives misprinted or damaged, send us a photo within 30 days of delivery and we’ll replace it free.

Is the print durable enough for weekly wear?

Yes — designs are printed to last through repeated washing. Wash inside-out and cold, skip the dryer when you can, and the geometry stays crisp long after your shelf outgrows its cabinet.

Do any designs use a real game or publisher?

Never. Every graphic is drawn from the hobby’s generic system language — dice, tracks, hexes, victory-point spirals — with zero real game names, publishers, community marks, or borrowed figures. Handsome to outsiders, unmistakable to the table.