Peachy Finders
Born to Game Kids Gaming T-Shirt – Ages 7–13
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School might interrupt the game, but it cannot stop a true gamer.
This black kids gaming T-shirt features the slogan “Born to Game, Forced to Go to School”, finished with a bright green controller and thumbs-down design. It is a fun everyday top for children who would rather be completing their next level than heading into class.
Made from soft, breathable 100% cotton, the tee has a classic unisex fit with short sleeves and a comfortable crew neck. Pair it with jeans, shorts or joggers for school holidays, gaming parties and relaxed weekend wear.
Each T-shirt is printed to order in the UK using DTG technology for a soft, matte finish that sits naturally within the cotton fabric.
SIZE GUIDE:

✨ Printed to Order
Each t-shirt is printed especially for you, please double-check the measurements - if unsure, we recommend comparing with a favourite t-shirt for the best fit.
T-shirt colours/shades may vary to examples shown.
Key Product Features:
- “Born to Game, Forced to Go to School” slogan
- Bright green controller and thumbs-down artwork
- Soft and breathable 100% cotton
- Classic unisex children’s fit
- Short sleeves and ribbed crew neck
- Black T-shirt with white and green print
- Sizes 7–8, 9–11 and 12–13 years
- Printed to order in the UK
Perfect For:
- Children who love console and computer games
- Gaming parties and birthdays
- Casual weekend and school-holiday outfits
- Wearing with jeans, shorts or joggers
- Presents for boys and girls who would rather be gaming
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Manufacturers and Product Safety Information (Northern Ireland)
Responsible Supplier Name: The Cotton Group SA
Registered Address EU: Drève Richelle 161 O - Box 5
1410 Waterloo - Belgium
Email: safety@bc-collection.eu
Manufacturer Code: B&C Exact 190/kids - TK301 or B&C Exact 150/kids TK300
Wash with similar colours 40°C. Iron on low/cool DO NOT IRON OVER THE PRINT. Do not dry clean. Do not bleach. Tumble dry on low heat
Inventory Last Updated: Sep 21, 2026
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