Find your direction
Printed T-Shirt Design References
Use these styles to explain your artwork, placement and preferred look.
Small Centered Graphics
Use a clear mockup to show the scale and position of your main artwork.
Multicolor Illustrations
Share the original file so fine details and colors can be reviewed.
Large Front Graphics
Review the graphic against your chosen garment color on a sample.
Bold Lettering
Confirm print dimensions on the actual fit and sample size.
Design references shown for visual discussion; your artwork, print method and garment specifications are confirmed separately.
Match the print to the garment
Choose Your Print Method
Compare the finish, then check the method against your artwork and fabric.
Screen Printing
Defined logos and solid-color graphics for repeat runs.
Check before sampling Color count, ink feel and fabric compatibility.
Explore screen printing
DTG Printing
Fine details and multicolor artwork, often on cotton-rich fabrics.
Check before sampling Fabric, pretreatment and dark-color coverage.
Explore DTG printing
DTF Printing
Multicolor artwork transferred from film onto compatible garments.
Check before sampling Print feel, adhesion and stretch.
Explore DTF printing
Puff Printing
Raised lettering and bold shapes with a dimensional finish.
Check before sampling Line thickness, expansion and fabric compatibility.
Explore puff printingProcess images are visual references. The final method depends on your artwork, fabric and approved sample.
Build the whole T-shirt
Plan Your Garment Details
Define the fabric, fit, artwork and branding for your printed T-shirt.
Fabric & Weight
Share your preferred fiber, GSM, color and hand feel. Review the fabric together with your chosen print method before sampling.
Explore fabricsFit & Measurements
Share a size chart, tech pack or reference garment. Review the fit, key measurements and agreed tolerances on your sample.
Explore developmentArtwork & Placement
Share your artwork, print dimensions and placement. Review the scale and position on your sample and across the size range.
Review sample stepsLabels & Packaging
Plan your neck labels, care labels, hangtags and packing. Review branding details and any separate minimums before sampling.
Explore private labelsFrom artwork to approved sample
Approve the Details Before Bulk
Confirm the garment and the print together before production begins.
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Share Your Brief
Send your artwork, reference garment, print size and quantities. We review the details and quotation before sampling.
Confirm Artwork, placements & quotation
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Review the Sample
Check fit, print placement, color and hand feel. Record revisions and agree on any wash or stretch checks needed.
Confirm Fit, print result & revisions
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Approve for Production
Approve the final sample, measurements and order details in writing. Keep this version as the reference for bulk production.
Confirm Approved sample & order details
Before you order
Printed T-Shirt FAQs
Key answers on minimums, artwork, sampling and production.
What is the MOQ for custom printed T-shirts?
Our standard minimum is 100 pieces per design and color, with mixed sizes available. Fabric, printing and branding requirements are reviewed with your quote; some custom components may have separate minimums.
Can I customize the fabric, fit and labels as well as the print?
Yes. Share your preferred fabric, weight, fit, size chart and branding details. We review the garment and print together so the quotation covers the complete T-shirt.
What artwork and details should I send?
Send your design, print dimensions and placement, plus quantities by color. AI, EPS or vector PDF files are preferred when available; a high resolution PNG or PSD may also work. If your artwork is unfinished, send references so we can review what is needed.
What affects the price of printed T-shirts?
Fabric, garment construction, order quantity, print method, print size, colors and placements affect the price. Private labels, packaging, sample development and shipping are confirmed in the quotation where applicable.
Can I check a sample before bulk production?
Yes. Review the garment fit, artwork placement, colors and print feel before approving bulk production. Agree on any wash or stretch checks your product needs, and confirm revisions in writing.
How long do sampling and bulk production take?
Lead times depend on material availability, print development, order quantity and sample revisions. Share your required delivery date and destination so we can confirm a project schedule. Shipping time is separate from production time.
Tell us what you are making
Start Your Printed T-Shirt Project
Share your artwork, garment reference and quantities for a project review.
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