Personalised Retro Sheffield United Logo Football Birthday Card

A personalised birthday card for Sheffield United fans, the Sheffield club nicknamed the Blades, who play at Bramall Lane. With their name and age added, it beats anything off the shelf. Bramall Lane is the world's oldest major football ground still in use.

Personalised Sheffield United football birthday card

Choose your size, add a name and age if the design has space for them, and decide whether you want a printed message inside or a blank card to write in yourself. Where the design takes a photo, just upload one on this page and we do the rest. Everything you type is printed exactly as you enter it, so do check spelling before you order.

Why you'll love it

• Comes with a bright coloured envelope that matches the design
• Posted inside a kraft outer envelope, so you can check it before handing it over
• Three sizes, from a neat A6 to a whopping A4
• Perfect for the supporter who bleeds the club colours
• Printed on thick 350gsm silk card, so it feels like a proper shop-bought card, not a flimsy print
• Machine scored for a crisp, clean fold

Size & details

• A6: 148 x 105mm, a neat note-size card
• A5: 210 x 148.5mm, our most popular size
• A4: 297 x 210mm, a big statement card
• 350gsm silk card, printed in-house in the UK
• Matching coloured envelope, plus a kraft outer envelope for posting
• Blank inside unless you choose a printed message

Delivery

Order before 1pm Monday to Friday and we print and post your card the same working day. Royal Mail 24 Tracked postage is £2.99 per order, and there's a next-day Special Delivery option at checkout if it's urgent.

Want something you can't see here? We design cards from scratch using your own photos and wording. Email sales@personalised-cards.co.uk or call us on 01439 771468 and we'll sort it.

Please note

This is an unofficial, fan-made design created and printed by Personalised Cards. It is not endorsed by, sponsored by, or affiliated with Sheffield United, any league, or any club or player. Club names are used only to describe the design and who it's for. All trademarks belong to their respective owners.