Choose the garment for the wearer
Round-neck T-shirts suit student batches, sports and events; polo shirts provide a collared staff or faculty option. Ask for the current composition, GSM, size chart and colour availability for the selected garment.
Match branding to artwork
Screen printing can suit bold repeat designs; DTF or heat transfer can support detailed multi-colour graphics; embroidery may suit compact polo-shirt crests. Suitability depends on fabric, artwork, placement and quantity.
Approve fit and artwork
Collect a size split from the supplier measurement chart, review a placement mockup and confirm print dimensions and colours. For complex or high-volume orders, discuss an appropriate sample or production reference.
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Frequently asked questions
Which fabric is best for institute T-shirts?
The choice depends on climate, use, care and budget. Confirm the current cotton, blend or performance options and compare samples or specifications.
Is screen printing always cheaper?
Not always. Cost depends on quantity, artwork size, colour count, garment and setup. Compare methods against the same brief.
Are polo shirts better for staff uniforms?
Polos can provide a more structured collared appearance, while round-neck shirts may suit casual or event use. The institution’s dress code should guide the choice.