Category: Design Tips

Printing on a T-shirt isn’t as simple as printing on paper. It’s a fairly manual process that behaves differently on various fabric types and colors. That’s why artwork that looks great on a computer screen can still be blurry or pixelated on a shirt — it can even print in the wrong color if the…

If you’ve ever ordered custom apparel, there’s a decent chance you’ve run into Gildan. It’s a brand that shows up everywhere: event tees, company hoodies, school spirit wear, volunteer shirts, and uniforms that get worn hard and washed often. They’re ubiquitous for a reason: Gildan has so many styles, some built for durability, others for…

Tank tops are deceptively tricky for screen printing. On the surface, they seem like a simple canvas, but anyone who’s ever tried to print on a racerback or a slim-fit tank knows there are unique challenges. Between the narrow armholes, limited print space, and a lighter fabric that can mess with heavy inks, choosing the…

Performance polos are more than just stylish tops… they’re technical pieces engineered to keep you dry, cool, and looking sharp — whether you’re working a long day, playing 18 holes, or handling hot weather with confidence.  Let’s break down the top performance polos for each use case to help you choose the right shirt for…

When it comes to custom apparel, most teams don’t overthink jackets at first. They just pick a brand people recognize, choose a style that looks right on screen, and assume that the rest will take care of itself. Eddie Bauer and The North Face are both safe choices… they just behave very differently once they’re…

For outdoor workwear, both Berne and Carhartt have strong brand reputations, heavy fabrics, and gear that looks like it can take a beating. On paper, the differences feel small. In the field, not so much. Fit changes once layers get involved, warmth matters more when crews stop moving, and logos behave differently on duck canvas…