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\nThis is the map by the front door. Every public page on Teach Tee is listed here once, and the notes underneath explain how the building is laid out, so you can find a shirt, a policy or a person without wandering the halls. The store is small on purpose: three days, a row of grade doors, one door for specials and staff, and three shelves of items. If you cannot find what you came for, email support@teachtee.shop and we will point the way within 24 hours on business days.
\nThe list below is built by the site itself, so it always matches what is published. A collection appears in it once it holds products.
\nMost teacher stores sort shirts by slogan or by holiday. We sort them the way a school sorts itself: by the day on the calendar and by the door on the hallway. There are four ways in, and they all lead to the same small set of products. You cannot take a wrong turn. You can only take a longer one.
\n| Way in | \nBest when | \nStarts at | \n
|---|---|---|
| By the day | \nYou are dressing a team for one fixed day and need the order-by note. | \nFirst Day, 100th Day, Last Day | \n
| By the grade door | \nYou want what suits your grade, Pre-K to Fifth Grade. | \nGrade Level | \n
| By the specials and staff door | \nYou teach art, music, PE or library, or you are a para or work in the office. | \nSpecials & Staff | \n
| By the item | \nYou already know you want a tee, a sweatshirt, a tote or a tumbler. | \nTees, Sweatshirts, The Teacher Bag | \n
If you would rather see everything on one wall, the shop page shows all products together, and the search box in the header finds a product by a word in its name, such as “tally”, “tote” or “100”.
\nAbout three days in a school year call for a matching shirt, and each has its own collection.
\nFirst Day holds the designs for back to school, Meet the Teacher night and the first morning at the classroom door. This is where a grade team usually starts in July, or in January in Australia and New Zealand. It includes a tee that carries your name and grade, a finished design with a grade line, and a crewneck sweatshirt for air-conditioned classrooms.
\n100th Day holds the tally marks, the number line and the gold stars. The 100th day moves with snow days and differs by district, so the collection names no date. It gives the counting rule instead.
\nLast Day holds the designs for the final bell, field day and the end-of-year gift, including the tote and tumbler gift set that a class often buys together.
\nEach of these collections repeats one plain rule: count back 17 business days from your day. That is 3 business days to make the order and 14 to travel, the longest estimate we give. It is an estimate, never a promise. The order-by table at the foot of the home page does the counting for all three days.
\nOn the home page, under the number line, there is a row of doors: Pre-K, Kindergarten, First Grade, Second Grade, Third Grade, Fourth Grade, Fifth Grade, and one more for Specials & Staff. Each grade door opens the Grade Level collection with your grade already in mind.
\nBehind the grade doors you will find two kinds of product. Finished designs with a grade line let you pick your grade from a list on the product page. Personalised products let you type the grade yourself, together with your name. The typed field is free text, which matters for teachers in Australia and New Zealand who write “Year 3”, “Prep”, “Foundation” or “New Entrants”.
\nA fourth grade teacher looking for something for her whole team would open the Fourth Grade door, choose a grade-line tee, and add it to the cart once for each teammate in her size, S to 5XL.
\nArt, music, PE and library teachers are left off most grade menus, and so are paras and the front office. They have their own door here. Specials & Staff holds a tee with a specials line you pick from a list, a tee for paraprofessionals and a sweatshirt for the front office. Specials teachers can also use the personalised products anywhere in the store by typing “Art” or “Music” in the “Grade or role” field.
\nA product can sit in more than one collection. The 100th day sweatshirt is in 100th Day and in Teacher Sweatshirts. It is one product with one price wherever you find it.
\nThe home page follows the same order as this map, from top to bottom.
\nThe menu in the header repeats these stops in words, and the footer lists every policy and support page.
\nEvery product page is arranged the same way, so once you have read one you can read them all.
\nThese are the pages to open once you have bought something, in the order you are likely to need them.
\n| Page | \nWhat it covers | \nThe number to remember | \n
|---|---|---|
| Cancel or Change an Order | \nFixing a name, grade, size, colour or address, or cancelling. | \nWithin 24 hours of ordering | \n
| Order Tracking | \nThe look-up form, what each status means, late parcels. | \nOrder number plus billing email | \n
| Shipping & Delivery | \nTiming, cost and the four countries we ship to. | \n1-3 business days to make, 7-14 in transit, free | \n
| Returns & Exchanges Policy | \nSending something back or swapping a size, personalised items included. | \n60 days, free return label | \n
| Refund Policy | \nHow and when the money comes back, and store credit. | \nWithin 7 days of our receiving the return | \n
| Payment Methods | \nHow paying works at checkout, in US dollars. | \nSee checkout | \n
The cart holds what you have added until you check out. For a team order it works as the sign-up sheet: one line per teacher, each with her size. Check it against your list before you pay. An empty cart simply means nobody has lined up yet.
\nMy account lists your orders and addresses if you created an account. You do not need one to look up an order. The form on Order Tracking takes an order number and a billing email.
\nThe cart, the checkout and the account pages are working pages, not reading pages, so they are left out of the list at the top.
\n| Situation | \nOpen this page | \n
|---|---|
| Our kinder team needs shirts for the 100th day and I do not know when to order. | \n100th Day, then the order-by table | \n
| I typed “Mrs. Brwon” and paid ten minutes ago. | \nCancel or Change an Order | \n
| I am a room parent with a class gift to buy. | \nThe Teacher Bag | \n
| I teach music and no grade fits me. | \nSpecials & Staff | \n
| The XL is too big. | \nReturns & Exchanges Policy | \n
| My parcel has not moved for a week. | \nOrder Tracking | \n
| I sent a return and want to know about the money. | \nRefund Policy | \n
| I am in New Zealand and want to know if you deliver here. | \nShipping & Delivery | \n
| I want to talk to someone. | \nContact Us | \n
A map is also useful for what it leaves out. Teach Tee has no blog yet, no coupon page, no phone line, no chat window and no social media accounts, so there are no links to them. There are no youth sizes and no products outside the teacher niche. We ship to the United States, Canada, Australia and New Zealand only, so there are no pages for other countries. If a page you expected is missing, it most likely does not exist, and an email to us will confirm it.
\nEmail support@teachtee.shop and tell us what you were looking for. We reply within 24 hours on business days. If a link on this site leads nowhere, we would like to know that too, so we can fix it for the next teacher who walks down the hall. Teach Tee, 2109 Crown View Way, Oceanside, CA 92056, US.
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