Garment printing
Custom printing across t-shirts, golf shirts, hoodies and workwear, with the print method matched to the fabric and the run size rather than to whatever is cheapest to set up.
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A brand that looks the same on a shirt as it does on screen.
Custom apparel branding and high-quality garment printing, backed by the identity assets that keep everything consistent — so the logo on a staff shirt, an invoice and a website are recognisably the same brand.
What is included
What this covers
Corporate & event apparel
Staff uniforms, team kit and event runs, sized and delivered as a batch — including the awkward sizes that get forgotten until the morning of.
Logo & identity
Logo design or refinement, colour and type decisions, and the variants a real brand needs: reversed, single-colour, small-size and square.
Print-ready collateral
Business cards, signage, banners and documents prepared correctly for print — right colour space, bleed and resolution, so the printer does not improvise.
Artwork preparation
Existing artwork cleaned up and vectorised where needed. A logo rescued from a low-resolution screenshot is a common first job.
Gallery
Printed and worn.
Runs already produced — garments printed, delivered, and out in the world.
Process
How the work runs.
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Brief
Garment, quantity, sizes, placement and artwork. If the artwork is not print-ready, that is handled here.
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Proof
A visual proof before anything is printed, so placement and colour are agreed rather than assumed.
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Production
Printed in the agreed run, with quality checked against the approved proof.
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Delivery
Delivered — the transport side of the business means this is not handed off to a stranger.
What you end up with
- Printed garments in the agreed sizes and quantities
- Print-ready artwork files you keep
- A brand asset pack: logo variants and colour values
- A visual proof approved before production
Questions
Asked often enough to answer here.
Is there a minimum order?
It depends on the print method — small runs are viable, but the per-unit cost drops sharply with quantity. Tell me the number you actually need and I will tell you what it costs.
Do you design the logo, or only print it?
Both. Plenty of jobs start as a print order and turn into an identity job once it becomes clear the existing logo cannot survive being enlarged.
What file do you need from me?
A vector file (AI, EPS, SVG or PDF) is ideal. If all you have is a JPG or a screenshot, send it anyway — redrawing it is routine.
How long does a run take?
Turnaround depends on quantity and garment availability. Event deadlines are the usual constraint, so bring the date early and the schedule works backwards from it.
Tell me what you are building.
The enquiry form arrives with T-Shirt Printing & Branding already selected.