T-Shirts.
Printed, properly.

What you can put on a custom t-shirt

• Your business logo for staff and uniform tees
• Event or team artwork for groups, clubs, schools and fundraisers
• Slogans, names and numbers on the front, back or sleeve
• Full-colour or photographic designs using DTF printing
• A simple bold logo in bulk using screen printing

Front, back, sleeve, or all three. Tell us what you're picturing and we'll lay it out.

Print or embroider your tees?

Most t-shirts are printed, because print handles colour, detail and big designs better and costs less on tees. Embroidery is an option for a small, premium chest logo, but for most shirt designs, printing is the move.

For printing, we'll use screen printing on larger runs of simple designs (best value per shirt) or DTF for full-colour, detailed or smaller orders. You don't need to know which you want — send the design and quantity and we'll recommend the method.

Custom tees for every job

• Business and staff shirts. A cheaper, more casual alternative to polos, good for warehouse, events and active roles.
• Events and promotions. Market days, expos, open days, charity runs — get your crew in matching shirts.
• Teams and clubs. Training tees, supporter shirts, end-of-season gear. Add names and numbers per shirt.
• Schools and groups. Class shirts, camp shirts, fundraiser tees in bulk.
• One-offs and gifts. DTF makes a quantity of one worth doing.

Quality that lasts past the first wash

A cheap custom tee that cracks after two washes is a false economy. Two things make the difference: a decent garment and a properly cured print. We use quality blanks (AS Colour and similar) and cure prints so they hold up. Wash inside out in cold water and your shirt keeps looking right.