Fine at Nine SVG

About this design

Nine is a fine age, and this shirt treats it like a school crest. The shape is a shield with squared shoulders and a rounded point. A wide varsity red border surrounds a deep navy center, and across the top, Fine At is set in spaced white capitals. The rest of the shield is given over to a big, round 9 in varsity gold with a white ring around it.

There is nothing else on the crest, which is what makes it work. With so few parts, the number and the two words carry the design, and the shield shape gives it a tidy outline on a shirt, a sweatshirt or a backpack.

Pieces and weeding

This is the simplest cut in the set, with 10 pieces and 6 cut-outs in the solid file. The shield, the words and the number come apart, so use transfer tape or keep iron-on on its carrier to place them together. Start weeding with the small letters of Fine At. It passes our cut checks from about 5.5 inches wide.

Color layers

• Base and lines: deep navy, the center of the shield and every outline
• Varsity red: crimson, the wide border
• Varsity gold: warm golden yellow, the 9
• White: bright white, the words Fine At and the ring around the number

Size guide

The white words at the top set the 5.5-inch minimum. For a smaller crest, such as a sticker for a lunch box, print the color file and use Print Then Cut.

Iron-on layering

1. Mirror the design and cut the iron-on vinyl shiny side down.
2. Press the navy base and shield center first.
3. Add the red border around the edge.
4. Place the white ring, then the gold 9 inside it.
5. Add the white Fine At last.
6. Follow your vinyl’s directions for each press.

Cut from one color, the solid file gives a crisp crest outline with the words and number standing out as open shirt fabric.

Why a crest suits nine

At nine, kids often want a shirt that looks less like a party favor and more like something from a real team or a school store. The shield, the simple wording and the strong red, navy and gold palette give it that feel without any logo. It also pairs well with jeans and a jacket for a birthday at school.

More ways to use it

• A sweatshirt the birthday child will keep wearing
• A felt crest for a bedroom pennant
• Small crest stickers for the guests, printed and cut
• A big foam board crest by the front door

Our guide to changing SVG colors shows how to swap the red border for a favorite color.

Pairs well with

The Nine Year Old Jersey is a square patch for the same age, and the Six Year Old Jersey uses a similar shield.