T-shirt & hoodie printing
Bold team branding, detailed full-colour artwork, names and numbers. Compare DTF, screen printing, sublimation and vinyl in one guide.
Explore apparel printingBranded merchandise. Made for your people.
T-shirts, hoodies, caps, polos and uniforms, brought together by your brand. We help Nairobi businesses, teams and event organisers choose the garment, print or embroidered finish that fits the job.
Your garments or ours, subject to suitability. Quotes follow your artwork, quantity and specification.
Find the right finish.
Two clear routes, with the details you need to choose confidently.
Hoodies deserve a place in your brand.
Branded hoodies for staff, events, creators and team merchandise. Choose a subtle embroidered chest logo or a larger printed design, then coordinate the colours, sizes and placement across the order.
Share the hoodie fabric, quantity, logo file and preferred positions. We’ll confirm whether printing or embroidery suits the item before quoting.
See the hoodie print and embroidery details
Compare a smaller stitched chest mark with a larger printed design. Keep the logo clear of pockets and seams, and choose a thread or print colour with enough contrast against the hoodie fabric.
Compare the branding methods.
Start with your fabric, artwork and quantity. Each method has its place, and the right choice can vary across a mixed apparel order.
Embroidery
Thread stitched into the fabric for a textured finish on corporate clothing, caps and uniforms.
- Quote factors
- Stitch count, number of positions, and quantity
- Before you choose
- Not suitable for photographs, gradients, or very small text
Screen Printing
Ink pushed through a mesh screen, one screen per colour. Often economical for larger runs of the same design.
- Quote factors
- Number of colours multiplied by quantity
- Before you choose
- Set-up per colour makes small runs uneconomical
Heat Transfer & DTF
Artwork printed or cut, then heat pressed on. Full colour on any garment colour, with no screen set-up.
- Quote factors
- Print size, positions, and quantity
- Before you choose
- Large solid prints can feel heavy on the fabric
Sublimation
Dye turned to gas and bonded into polyester. Zero feel on the fabric, but it needs a white or light polyester base.
- Quote factors
- Coverage area, product type, and quantity
- Before you choose
- Polyester only, light colours only, and it cannot print white
A clear brief. A better result.
A logo on twenty caps and the same logo on five hundred hoodies need different preparation. We quote the actual work, so your garment, design and production requirements stay at the centre of the conversation.
Send your branding briefShare the items
Tell us the garment or product, colours, sizes, quantity and whether you need us to supply it.
Send the artwork
Include the logo file, branding positions, approximate print or stitch size and preferred deadline.
Agree the specification
We review suitability, recommend a method and confirm the price and production requirements for your order.
Merchandise branding questions.
Can I bring my own garments to be branded?
Yes. Most of this work is decoration on items the customer supplies, whether that is caps for embroidery, reflector vests for heat transfer, or polo shirts for either. Send a sample or the exact product details first so we can confirm the fabric and position will work.
Which branding method should I choose?
It depends on the garment, the artwork and the quantity. Embroidery suits caps, polos and uniforms with a stitched finish. Screen printing can be economical for larger runs of the same design. Heat transfer handles dark garments, reflector jackets and short runs. Sublimation is for white or light polyester such as jerseys, and for mugs. Send us the job and we will recommend one.
How much does merchandise branding cost?
There is no fixed price list, because the cost depends on the method, the artwork, the number of positions and the quantity. Our printing and embroidery guides set out exactly which factors move the price, so you can send a brief we can quote accurately. Contact us with your specification for a firm figure.
Do you brand reflector jackets and safety workwear?
Yes. Reflector jackets and hi-vis workwear are branded using heat transfer, because the design normally includes white and the garment is a strong colour. Sublimation cannot do this, as it has no white ink and needs a light base.
Can you supply the garments as well?
Tell us what you need and we will confirm what we can source for your order. Many customers supply their own items, and we also brand products from our shop range.
Let’s talk about clothing and apparel.
Tell us what you need and the next decision you want help with. Your enquiry goes to the team handling this service.
