Custom T-Shirts — Printed & Embroidered
The highest-volume, lowest-friction piece there is. Get the blank and the print right and a T-shirt does a lot of work for very little money.
Choosing the right one
For large front graphics and high counts, screen printing is the answer — ink into fabric, bright, and cheaper per piece the more you order. For a small logo on a nicer blank, embroidery gives the shirt a step up in perceived value. Plenty of orders use both: printed back, embroidered left chest.
Blank choice matters more than people expect. A heavyweight cotton tee prints beautifully and lasts; a tri-blend feels better and drapes softer; a performance tee suits anything athletic. Tell us who wears it and how often, and we will point you at the right one.
Styles we work with
- Heavyweight cotton
- Soft tri-blends
- Performance / moisture-wicking
- Ladies’ and youth cuts
- Long sleeve options
- Hanes, Gildan, Port Authority and more
Standard placements
These are the positions we run most often on this garment. If you want something else — a cuff, a hem, a hood — ask, because we probably do it.
Full front
Full back
Left chest
Sleeve
Pocket area
Usual decoration: Screen printing or embroidery. Try it in the Mockup Studio to see the size and position on screen before you order.
Other apparel
Rather just talk it through?
Most people do. Call the shop and you get a straight answer on whether we can hit your deadline — usually in under two minutes.