work shirts with printing

[djr tiling]

would anyone know of a place that i could get some shirts printed up with my company logo on at a price that wont break the bank

i have a shirt printing place near me but they have a minimum order of 24 shirts and at 7 quid or so plus the print per shirt that starts getting expensive and i cant afford that much at the mo as i just spent a 1000 quid on new tools as my old boss owned most of what i have been using for the past ten years

 

[Time's Ran Out]

At £10-00 a shirt I'd snap his hand off!
24 shirts would only last me 3 weeks - including my Saturday night out!
As my wife just loves ironing my shirt turn around every 2 weeks.
The coporate image is important so IMO I'd wait until the finances allow.


Timeless John.

 

[enduro]

Go onto www.polo-shirts.co.uk and buy your own and just get them to print your logo onto them, and if they wont, their are plenty of printers who will.

 

[CL66]

I can recommend Inkwave www.inkwave.co.uk they're really good and reasonably priced and don't have a minimum order quantity.

I have had polo shirts made up for my work, and they need to be washed every time i wear them, pretty much daily, and the printed logo has lasted brilliantly for the 5 months or so i've had them. And i only got 3, so that's a lot of wear!

Bit far for you, but i'm sure they'd post out. the design guy is really helpful at putting the logo together too if you just tell him what you need, or send it across.

Clare

 

[Colour Republic]

If you're looking for a t-shirt with no minimum order then go into 'Brewers' the decorators merchant, prices start @ £6 for t-shirts and I think £10 for polo shirts, I don't know if they let you have logo's (text only) at that price but it's better than nothing until you can save up for some snazzy ones

Edit: oh by the way they are stitched not printed

 

[Ajax123]

Tesco's have polo shirts for £3.00 in several colours. Matalan have them for £4.00 each. What about getting some badges printed they would be cheaper and when the shirt wears out you can take the badge off and re use it on another shirt. Do that with my kids school stuff - saves a fortune .... mind you I am really tight as well...

 

[doug boardley]

I'm pretty sure Brian C did a thread on this a while back:smilewinkgrin:

 

[doug boardley]

I don't have a logo on my shirts, or my name, but I try and keep a colour scheme going. I wear bosch trousers that are black and navy blue, blue/black safety trainers and either a black or a navy blue T shirt, (fleece in winter brrr), I have enough sets to have a clean change everyday as I believe a clean and tidy appearance works wonders

 

[trevortine]

Got my new snickers floorlayers trousers covered in fast flex this morning, thats one stain that aint comin off! Had been doin well keeping them good, so much for me being clean and tidy, accidents will happen!!

 

[Spud]

I use a company called obas they are pretty reasonable and do embroided logos rather than the printed ones

 

[White Room]

I use a company up north, embroidered polo shirts and swear tops

 

[Bartlett]

Did a course at STC in Harlow recently and they gave us details of a deal for £75 +p&p where you get 5 polos, 2 sweatshirts, 2 work trousers, 1 fleece, all with your company name embroidered (except trousers) Saw a few examples and the quality seemed okay. Not sure if it was a special deal for those on the course but worth following up? tel 01279 865843. Presume it's okay to give the phone number on the forum?

 

[tommyzooom]

www.workwarehouse.co.uk
They sometimes do a promotion for free embroidery(Text only)

 

[hillhead]

try strauss direct.thats where i got mine and they are still in great condition.i got sweaters.polos.body warmer and jacket all with stitched logo and business name.great service from them and they have some great offers all the time.check them out.

 

[DHTiling]

I use a company up north, embroidered polo shirts and swear tops

:yikes: and you wear them for work...:smilewinkgrin: