Custom Branded Clothing – Designed, Printed In-House & Supplied Fast

Bring your brand to life with our custom branded clothing, professionally designed, printed and supplied in-house. We produce a wide range of quality T-shirts, Polo shirts, sweatshirts and hoodies, available in a full range of colours and sizes to suit your requirements.

Whether you need clothing for your business, workwear, staff uniforms, promotional campaigns, events, clubs, teams or organisations, we can create bespoke garments featuring your logo, company name, text or artwork.

Our in-house production service allows you to choose from a variety of garment styles, colours and sizes, with your branding printed in a range of colours to create a professional and eye-catching finish. From a simple company logo to fully customised designs, we can help turn your ideas into high-quality branded clothing.

             

FAQs

Q: How much does cheap t-shirt printing cost?
A: Prices depend on the design, quantity, and type of t-shirt. Bulk orders bring the cost per unit down significantly, with prices starting as low as £3.50 left breast

Q: Can I print just one t-shirt?
A: Unfortantley, no minimum order of 5 items of the sames garment & colour…but you can mix up the sizes to fit our requirement.

Q: What printing methods do you use?
A: We use heat transfer vinyl and direct-to-film (DTF) methods – depending on your order size and design complexity.

Q: Do you offer discounts for bulk orders?
A: Yes, the more you order, the lower the cost per t-shirt etc – Bulk discounts are perfect for events,

Q: Do you print on items supplied by the customer?
A: No, strict company policy is to brand items that we supply.

Q: Can you use an image that l have downloaded from the internet ?
A: Not really, printing a high-quality picture using an image from the internet is usually difficult because most web images have a low resolution of 72 PPI (pixels per inch), while industrial printers require at least 300 DPI (dots per inch) for a sharp, clear result.

Why Internet Images Fail to Print Well :-
  • Low Resolution: Web images use fewer pixels so pages load fast, which causes them to look blurry or pixelated when printed.
  • Stretching Issues: Enlarging a small online picture forces the printer to guess missing details, making the flaws much worse.
  • Screen vs. Paper: Computer screens emit light and hide grain or blur, but reflected paper light exposes every single imperfection.
  • Copyright Laws: Taking random pictures from the web for projects may break copyright rules