Custom T-Shirts, Built For Training Or The Street.
Training tees, streetwear graphic tees and team event tees — cut and printed in-house, in whatever fabric weight and fit the design calls for.
What We Make.
Training Tees
Lightweight, breathable polyester interlock built to move and dry fast.
Streetwear Tees
Ringspun cotton or cotton-poly jersey for a heavier, everyday-wear hand-feel.
Team & Event Tees
Bulk-run tees for a club, school event or brand giveaway, sized per roster.
Oversized & Boxy Fits
Drop-shoulder, boxy streetwear cuts built to your exact block, not a stock size grade.
What To Know Before You Order.
Fabric, By Use Case
Training tees are generally built in a lightweight, breathable polyester interlock so they move and dry fast during a workout. Streetwear and everyday tees move to a heavier ringspun cotton or cotton-poly jersey for a softer, more casual hand-feel. As always, exact weight and blend are set from your spec, not a fixed catalog default.
Construction
Tees get reinforced stitching at the shoulder and side seams — the highest-stress points on this style of garment — so the shape holds through repeated wear and washing.
Decoration Methods
Full sublimation for all-over graphics and unlimited colour on polyester-based tees; screen printing for a simpler 1-3 colour logo that needs to run cost-effectively at volume; embroidery for a durable, premium finish on a small crest or wordmark.
MOQ & Lead Times
20 pieces bulk MOQ per design, zero MOQ on samples, roughly 8–10 days for a sample and ~18 days for bulk once approved.
Common Questions.
What fabric do you use for t-shirts?
It depends on the use case — training tees are usually a lightweight, breathable polyester interlock so they move and dry fast, while streetwear-style tees move to a heavier ringspun cotton or cotton-poly jersey for a more everyday hand-feel. Tell us which one you're building and we'll spec the right weight rather than sell you a single default.
Can you print full all-over graphics?
Yes, on the polyester-based tees — sublimation prints into the fabric itself with no texture or colour limit. On cotton-based tees we typically use screen printing or embroidery instead, since sublimation doesn't take to natural fibres the same way.
What's your minimum order for t-shirts?
There's no minimum on samples, so you can confirm fit and print quality before committing. Bulk orders start at 20 pieces per design.
Can you match an oversized or boxy streetwear fit?
Yes — an oversized, drop-shoulder or boxy cut is built from your own block or a reference garment, not a resized version of a standard fit.
How long from order to delivery?
Sampling typically takes about 8–10 days once your design and fabric are confirmed. Bulk production runs about ~18 days after sample approval.
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