In Saskatchewan, football isn't simply something to watch—it is deeply woven into the province's sports culture.
This Saskatchewan Roughriders 3D Multi-Layer Wooden Sign brings that unmistakable Rider spirit to your walls with a substantial round medallion design handcrafted from genuine maple and birch wood.
The Roughriders' history stretches back to 1910, and the club's familiar green-and-white identity has become one of the most recognizable looks in Canadian football.
Whether you're decorating a football man cave, games room, basement bar, garage, office, cabin, or dedicated Rider room, this sign is designed to become a centerpiece rather than just another piece of sports merchandise.
Made for Rider Nation
There's something different about Saskatchewan football fandom.
For many families, supporting the Riders is a tradition passed from one generation to another. Game days bring out the green jerseys, flags, memorabilia—and plenty of Saskatchewan pride.
A handcrafted wooden medallion gives you a permanent way to bring that atmosphere into your home.
Hang it above the television, behind your home bar, or surround it with Roughriders jerseys, footballs, photographs, helmets, and other Canadian football memorabilia.
Genuine 3D Multi-Layer Construction
The dimensional appearance isn't printed onto a flat wooden plaque.
It's actually built in separate layers.
We start with a substantial ½" thick wooden backing and add precision-cut ¼" raised wooden elements, producing approximately ¾" (0.75") total thickness.
The physical separation creates real shadow lines and makes the layered construction particularly noticeable from side angles.
Product Features:
✓ Genuine maple/birch wood
✓ ½" thick wooden backing
✓ ¼" raised top layer
✓ Approximately 0.75" total thickness
✓ Round medallion design
✓ Precision-cut multi-layer construction
✓ Professionally assembled and finished
✓ Hanging hardware included
✓ Arrives ready to hang
Rustic Canadian Sports Decor
The combination of natural wood and the Roughriders' classic green identity gives this sign a distinctly Canadian character.
It looks especially good against wood, brick, stone, neutral walls, garage interiors, and rustic basement settings.
It's a natural fit for a man cave, games room, home theater, basement bar, garage, workshop, office, cottage, cabin, sports room, or football memorabilia wall.
A Unique Gift for a Saskatchewan Roughriders Fan
If you're shopping for someone whose wardrobe is already full of green, give them something for the wall instead.
A handcrafted Saskatchewan Roughriders wooden sign makes a distinctive gift for a dad, husband, boyfriend, brother, son, grandfather, friend, football player, coach, collector, or longtime Rider supporter.
It's particularly suited for birthdays, Father's Day, Christmas, retirement, anniversaries, housewarmings, new games rooms, garage makeovers, or as a special gift for a Saskatchewan native now living elsewhere.
And with the Roughriders coming off their fifth Grey Cup championship in 2025, it's an especially timely piece for celebrating the club's latest chapter.
Natural Wood Makes Every Sign Unique
Our signs are made using genuine maple and birch wood rather than MDF.
Every board contains individual grain patterns, textures, and subtle variations in tone. Those natural characteristics remain visible in the finished artwork, so no two signs are completely identical.
We carefully select the material to minimize unwanted knots and imperfections while retaining the authentic character of natural wood.
Handcrafted in Toronto, Canada
Every ArtDecors 3D sports sign is professionally crafted in the Toronto, Ontario area, with attention given to wood selection, precision cutting, layering, assembly, and finishing.
With over 10,000 signs made and thousands of satisfied customers, our handcrafted signs are shipped throughout Canada and the United States.
For a Saskatchewan football fan, this isn't just another logo on the wall. It's a piece of Rider Nation brought to life in genuine dimensional wood.
Green and white. Prairie pride. Handcrafted in Canada.