Clothing that carries your brand
We print and embroider T-shirts, polos, hoodies, jackets, caps, uniforms and workwear. Screen print suits large orders, digital print carries full-colour artwork, and embroidery gives polos and caps a finish that lasts.
Worn daily, washed weekly
How each method looks and lasts
T-shirt printing, branded polo shirts and embroidered caps each suit a different method.
| Method | Look and feel | Wear | Price per piece |
|---|---|---|---|
| Screen print | Thick, vivid ink in a few flat colours | Bright through many washes | Falls as the run grows |
| DTF and digital print | Full colour, photos and gradients | Lasts longest washed inside out on a cool cycle | Steady from a single piece |
| Embroidery | Raised thread with a premium feel | Often outlasts the garment | Set by stitch count |
| Heat transfer vinyl | Crisp single colours | Strong on sports fabrics | Suits names and numbers one by one |
The full comparison, with care for each method: Screen print, DTF or embroidery for team shirts.
Planning a run
- Size spread: counts per size from S to 3XL, checked against the maker’s size chart.
- Garment colour: a white base layer under the colours on dark fabrics, so they print as bright as on white.
- Placement: front, back, sleeve or pocket, each placed by measurement.
- Names and numbers: each piece personalised from a list.
- Uniforms: staff uniform branding matched across shirts, aprons and caps.
Artwork drawn for print comes from Merch & T-shirt artwork.
Included
- T-shirts and polo shirts
- Work shirts and blouses
- Hoodies, sweatshirts and jackets
- Caps, hats and beanies
- Reflective vests, overalls and dust coats
- Aprons and chef wear
- Sports kits and tracksuits
- Uniforms and team wear
- Screen print, digital print, embroidery and heat transfer
