Cincinnati Bengals Reds Burrow Votto Skyline Shirt

Anyone who has spent a fall Sunday in Cincinnati knows the scramble: the Bengals kick off at one, and somebody at the table is still checking the Reds score on their phone. A Cincinnati Bengals and Reds graphic tee with Joe Burrow and Joey Votto side by side speaks to that split attention, made for football and baseball fans around Paycor Stadium and Great American Ball Park who refuse to pick a favorite. Picture the artwork the way we would describe it to a friend: two players seen from behind, jogging toward the skyline and trading a fist bump across the middle.

Burrow wears his number 9 white Bengals jersey on the left, with the striped tiger B stacked behind his shoulder. Votto, in number 19 and a red Reds jersey, sits on the right under the Reds logo. Each player has a signature printed just below the shoulder line. The fist bump lands in the exact center of the print, so the eye goes there first.

A Bengals and Reds Skyline Shirt Built Around the Queen City

Between the two players sits a Cincinnati skyline drawn in white outlines over a field of red halftone dots that fade upward into the dark. The towers rise directly under the fist bump, which ties the football side and the baseball side to one riverfront view. Along the bottom, the CINCINNATI wordmark splits in half: the left letters carry tiger stripes and the right letters take on Reds red.

Most fan gear picks one team and stays there, so a Bengals shirt and a Reds shirt end up in separate drawers. This Bengals and Reds fan shirt puts both rosters on a single graphic, which helps in a house where the fall wardrobe has to cover football season and the tail end of baseball season. The Cincinnati Bengals Reds Burrow Votto Skyline Shirt also gives Ohio and Tri-State fans something to wear to a tailgate when the opposing jersey in the parking lot is not the point.

Where a Burrow and Votto Tee Gets Worn

Think game day at Paycor Stadium, a summer night at Great American Ball Park, or a bar along the Ohio River where both teams are on the screens. Some fans will wear it on Opening Day and again in September, and it works for a birthday or holiday as a gift for a Cincinnati sports fan who talks about both teams equally.

We are a small print-on-demand team, and at Teebete the skyline is the detail we kept coming back to, because a two-player fist bump only makes sense when the city between them is drawn just as carefully. Every Cincinnati baseball and football fan we have shown it to points at the towers before they point at the players.

Anyone hunting for a Burrow and Votto tee will probably land on that fist bump above the skyline as the reason it suits a household split between orange and red.