Category: Garments

The Gildan 64000 and Bella + Canvas 3001 are both lightweight, soft, and popular for custom printing. It’s easy to assume the choice comes down to brand preference. In reality, the difference shows up in how they fit, how they drape, and how they wear over time. Another key difference is price; Gildan tends to…

These two shirts aren’t built the same way. The Gildan 2000 leans heavier and more structured, while the Bella + Canvas 3001 is lighter, softer, and more fitted.  At a Glance Category Gildan 2000 Bella + Canvas 3001 Fit Classic and relaxed Semi-fitted, retail cut Weight 6.0–6.1 oz 4.2 oz Fabric Standard cotton Airlume combed…

Both the Gildan 5000 and the Bella + Canvas 3001 are safe choices. They print well, come in plenty of colors, and generally don’t create problems on press. The decision usually comes down to what you need the shirt to do once it’s worn. At a Glance Category Gildan 5000 Bella + Canvas 3001 Fit…

There’s a lot that can go wrong when ordering bulk T-shirts on a budget. If you’ve ever been in charge of ordering them, you know it’s more than just picking a color and clicking “buy.” There are budgets, deadlines, size charts, and the pressure of knowing that the whole group is depending on you to…

Screen printing is one of the oldest techniques for creating custom apparel, with its origins dating back to 10th‑century China. It can be used on nearly any fabric, including 100% cotton, cotton blends, polyester, fleece, and even nylon. However, choosing the right kind of shirt for screen printing is vital. The right shirt can make…

Direct-to-garment (DTG) printing is an easy way to apply custom designs to T-shirts, using detailed artwork and prints that feel just as good as they look.  However, the end result will largely depend on the kind of shirt you use. This is because DTG uses water-based ink that soaks directly into the fabric fibers, which…