Custom T-Shirts Printed With Your Logo, Bulk Pricing

A custom t-shirt is the one promotional item people wear again and again, which is why it is the most ordered product in our catalog. RELYmedia prints and embroiders more than 5,000 styles, from classic 100% cotton crew necks by Gildan and Hanes to soft tri-blend tees from Bella + Canvas and moisture-wicking performance shirts from Under Armour and Badger. Men's, women's, unisex and youth cuts are all here, in short sleeve, long sleeve, V-neck, pocket and tank versions.

Companies order them for staff uniforms, trade shows and product launches. Schools, churches, charity runs and family reunions order them for a single day that everyone remembers. Send us your artwork and we return a free digital proof so you see exactly how your logo sits on the shirt before anything is printed.

Not sure which t-shirts?

Send the event date and quantity. We pick three options that fit the budget and price them the same business day.

Missing artwork?

We have graphic designers on staff and provide a free proof with your logo on the item before anything prints.

Need a sample?

Which Custom T-Shirts are Right for You?

Browse by price, material and customization method.

100% Cotton Tees

from $3.13

Gildan, Hanes and Comfort Colors classics
Best canvas for screen printing
Soft, breathable and budget friendly

Best for uniforms, events and giveaways

Shop 100% Cotton Tees

Long Sleeve Tees

from $6.38

Crew neck and pocket styles
Cotton, blends and performance fabrics
A favorite for fall events and work crews

Best for cooler months and outdoor crews

Shop Long Sleeve Tees

Performance Tees

from $2.18

Moisture-wicking polyester
Under Armour, Badger and A4
Ready for full-color sublimation

Best for teams, charity runs and gyms

Shop Performance Tees

Order Process

1Select Item and QuantityLooking for multiple items? Please contact us for a custom quote.

2Receive Quote & Free Digital ProofGet a custom quote in under 10 minutes and a proof next business day.

3Approve Proof & Complete PaymentThe lead time varies based on the product but rush services are available.

Standard Customization Methods

Available methods vary based on the item. Please contact us for special customization requests.

Custom T-Shirts Buying Guide

Fabric Weights and Blends

The number on the shirt is the fabric weight in ounces per square yard. A 5.3 oz tee such as the Gildan Heavy Cotton is the everyday standard for events and giveaways. A 6 oz heavyweight tee holds its shape through hundreds of washes and suits uniforms and work crews. Tri-blend and CVC tees from Bella + Canvas, Next Level and District are lighter and softer, with a heathered look that flatters a one-color print. Performance tees are 100% polyester, wick sweat and are the right choice for runs, teams and gyms.

Cuts and Fits

Unisex crew necks fit the widest range of people and are the safe choice for a mixed group. Women's cuts are narrower through the body with a shorter sleeve, and most popular styles come in both versions so one order can cover everyone. Youth sizes run from XS to XL. Long sleeve tees, V-necks, pocket tees, raglan baseball tees and tank tops are all in the catalog if you want something beyond the basic crew. Among custom apparel, t-shirts are the easiest piece to order for a group, because one unisex style fits most people.

Printing Methods

Screen printing is the most economical method for one to four color logos on a run of 24 or more shirts, and the ink sits on the fabric with a crisp edge. Full-color photos and gradients print best by direct-to-garment or sublimation, and sublimation only works on white or light polyester. Embroidery gives a stitched, premium finish for a left-chest logo on a heavier tee and is the usual choice for uniforms.

Sizing a Bulk Order

When you do not have sizes from every person, a safe split for adults is one small, two medium, two large, one extra large and one 2XL for every seven shirts. Order a few extras in medium and large, since those are the sizes that run out first. Light ink on a dark shirt needs an underbase and prints slightly thicker than dark ink on a light shirt, so if you have a choice, a dark logo on a light tee keeps the print softest.

Custom T-Shirts FAQ

Still deciding, or need a proof before you commit? Send the quantity and the date and we price it the same business day.

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How much does a custom t-shirt cost?

Printed tees start around $4 each in bulk. A basic cotton tee with a one-color print usually lands between $5 and $12 depending on quantity, and tri-blend or performance shirts cost more. The price depends on the shirt, the number of print colors and locations, and how many you order, so request a quote for an exact figure.

Which t-shirt brands can I choose from?

Gildan, Hanes, Bella + Canvas, Next Level, District, Comfort Colors, Port & Company, Champion, Under Armour, Badger and A4 are all in the catalog, so you can match the fabric and price point to your event.

Can I print on the front and the back?

Yes. Front, back and sleeve prints are each priced as a separate location. A one-color left-chest logo with a larger back print is the most common combination for staff and event shirts.

Will I see a proof before you print?

Yes. Every order gets a free digital proof showing your artwork at size on the exact shirt color, and nothing is printed until you approve it.

How quickly can I get custom t-shirts?

Standard production time depends on the shirt and print method and is confirmed with your quote. 24-hour rush production is available on many popular styles when you have a deadline.

Is screen printing or embroidery better for my logo?

Screen printing suits large, bold artwork and keeps the shirt light, which is what most events want. Embroidery gives a raised, durable logo that looks professional on uniforms and heavier tees. If your logo has fine lettering or gradients, printing reproduces it more accurately.

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