Custom School T-Shirts
We screen-print flat lettering on cotton and use sublimation on suitable polyester. Either tee can have a crew or V-neck with raglan or set-in sleeves.
Classroom and Event T-Shirts
Four T-Shirt Cuts and Finishes
Sleeve seams limit print width.
- Classic school tee
Cotton jersey with a ribbed crew neck. - Performance tee
Quick-drying knit for PE and events. - Raglan tee
Contrast sleeves follow a diagonal seam. - Sublimated tee
Full-color artwork follows the polyester panels.
Necklines, Sleeve Seams and Hems
The usual tee range is youth 2–16Y and adult XS–5XL.
- Crew or V-neck
Ribbing finishes both crew and V-necks. - Raglan sleeve
The sleeve meets the collar at an angle. - Double-needle hem
Twin stitch lines finish the hem. - Print area
The smallest panel sets the print area.
Print, Transfer, Embroidery and Appliqué
Fabric, color and artwork guide the print method.
- Screen print
Ink passes through mesh onto the shirt. - Heat transfer
Heat bonds a prepared design to the shirt. - Sublimation
Sublimation dyes multicolor designs into compatible polyester. - Embroidery
Small embroidered crests have a textured finish.

Jersey Blends and Fabric Weight
Options include cotton, cotton-rich blends, modal blends and sports knits.
- Cotton
Cotton jersey gives a smooth base for lettering. - Cotton blends
Blend and weight affect how an everyday tee feels. - Sports fabric
Compatible polyester supports sublimated graphics. - Fabric weight
Fabric weight changes how the shirt hangs.
Print Placement on a Cut Panel
Neckline, sleeve seams and the smallest chest size set the print area.

T-Shirt Assembly and Event Packs
We sew on the neckband and sleeves and double-stitch the hem. Event packs can identify each graphic, color and size.
Printing, Samples and Event Orders
Yes. Sublimation can cover suitable polyester panels up to their joining seams.
Yes. A printed sample takes about 5–7 calendar days, plus shipping. The fee depends on cut, fabric and print. We credit 50% toward the matching bulk order. Reviewing a printed sample.
The smallest front panel sets the shared print width. Raglan seams narrow the upper chest. Schoolwear production process.
Appliqué uses a stitched-on fabric shape. Screen printing uses ink, and sublimation dyes suitable polyester.
Typically 500–1,000 tees per style and color. Smaller runs are reviewed individually.


