Simple designs. Group orders.
Ink is placed on the fabric through a screen. This can suit a repeated design across a group of garments. Ask how print colours and positions affect the price.
Add branding to your plain apparel. Compare four methods, then send your artwork for advice and a quote.
The listed minimum order for branding is 50 units. Confirm the minimum, print method and lead time for your design.
Ink is placed on the fabric through a screen. This can suit a repeated design across a group of garments. Ask how print colours and positions affect the price.
DTF means direct to film. Your design is printed onto a film, then applied with heat. Ask the team to check the artwork, fabric and print size.
Thread forms your design on the fabric. It can suit small logos on golf shirts, jackets or other team wear. Fine text may need changes before stitching.
A press uses heat and pressure to add a design to the garment. The right transfer depends on the fabric and artwork. Ask which option fits your order.
Tell us what you want to brand and how many you need. Include the size mix and your deadline.
Send your logo or design. If you have a vector file, include it. Ask the team which file format they need.
State the print or stitch position. Give the width in centimetres and ask for an artwork proof.
Share your style, colour, sizes and quantity. Start with a quote.