Quick answer: To order custom apparel, decide on the garment (t-shirt, polo, hoodie), collect a size breakdown, choose print locations (front, back, sleeve) and send your logo with your deadline. The print method is chosen to fit your design and quantity.
Pick the garment for the job
- T-shirts — everyday uniforms, events, fundraisers.
- Polos — front-desk staff, sales teams, inspections.
- Hoodies — cooler months, merch drops, team gear. See custom hoodies.
- Hats — easy add-on for crews and giveaways.
Get sizes before you order
The most common delay on apparel orders is waiting for sizes. Send a simple list — for example, 4 M, 6 L, 3 XL — with your request so the order can be scheduled right away.
Choose print locations
A popular setup is a small logo on the left chest and a larger logo or phone number on the back. Sleeve prints are a nice touch for teams and brands.
How is the print method chosen?
Different methods suit different designs, fabrics and quantities. Rather than guessing, tell us your design, garment and quantity, and we will recommend the method that fits your budget and the look you want.
Leave time before your event
Apparel takes longer than paper printing because garments have to be sourced in your sizes. Order as soon as your date is set.
See custom apparel or request a quote with your sizes and deadline.