Ohio State fans can celebrate with Sayin-Smith ’26 campaign shirt
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 17, 2026, 1:31 PM
Last updated Aug 17, 2026

The newly released Sayin-Smith ’26 campaign shirt celebrates the upcoming Midterm elections. Made by Breaking T, the t-shirt features Julian Sayin and Jeremiah Smith, appealing to Ohio State fans as they anticipate the upcoming college football season. Available in adult and youth sizes, the shirts are designed with soft and durable fabric, priced at $34-$36 for adults and $30 for youth. Additional apparel options include hoodies and women’s V-necks. Customers can enjoy free returns and exchanges if the sizing is incorrect.
- •Sayin-Smith ’26 shirt launched for Ohio State fans
- •T-shirts priced between $34 and $36 for adults
- •Options include hoodies and women's V-necks
- •Shirts available in sizes small through 3XL
- •Free returns and exchanges offered on apparel
- 1:31 PMYahoo Sports — Shirt of the Week: Sayin-Smith ‘26 campaign shirt
"Depending on where you are in the country, chances are, you either have recently wrapped up or are in the midst of primary election season. Regardless of how invested in the elections you are or where you stand on the political spectrum, we have the perfect way to celebrate the Midterms coming up in a […]
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