Comfort Colors 1717 Heavyweight T-Shirt
A garment-dyed heavyweight tee for casual staff wear or customer merchandise. Review the garment colour and logo contrast alongside your team’s needs.
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Automotive Shop Apparel
Put your shop identity on apparel for the people behind the service and the customers who support it.
Build a focused order for front-counter staff, team events or customer merchandise. Choose garments around how they will be worn, and keep any workshop-specific clothing requirements clearly separate.
Three casual starting points for your shop
Check product pages for colours, sizes and specifications. Availability, decoration options and final pricing are reviewed for your order.
ATC C1321 Pigment-Dyed Cap
A pigment-dyed cap for a compact shop logo or wordmark. Simplify small details so the proposed decoration stays readable.
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Next Level 9007 Heavyweight Crewneck
A heavyweight crewneck for a casual team layer or customer merchandise option. Check the fit and artwork placement before collecting sizes.
View product →Match the garment to the job
Reception wear, customer merchandise and workshop clothing serve different purposes. These examples are casual apparel, not protective equipment. Tell us about any employer-specified fabric, fit or safety requirements so suitable products can be reviewed before ordering.
Separate staff kits from retail merchandise
Collect staff sizes by person and role. For merchandise sold or given to customers, create a separate quantity and size plan. A shared logo does not require the same placement on every product; a small chest mark and a larger back design can be quoted separately.
Planning guide
Keep the shop logo clear at every size
Send the original artwork for your shop name, mascot or wordmark. Identify any franchise or partner marks that need approval. Fine lines and small lettering may need adjustment for a cap or chest-sized design, so review each placement on its own proof.
Read the Artwork Guide →What to include in your enquiry
- Identify whether each item is for reception, casual staff use, an event or customer merchandise.
- Provide quantities by garment, colour and size, with staff names listed separately if needed.
- Send approved shop artwork and identify each print or embroidery placement.
- Include the required in-hand date and pickup or delivery preference.
- Review garment suitability, the complete quote and artwork proof before approving production.
Minimums, setup costs, pricing and production timing depend on the selected products and decoration. Review the complete quote and artwork proof before approving your order.
Your questions, answered
Can you add employee names?
Send a checked list assigning each name to a garment and size. Decoration suitability and any additional costs are reviewed before quoting.
Can these garments be used for workshop duties?
Tell us the duties and any clothing requirements first. The featured products are casual examples and are not presented as protective or safety-rated apparel.
Can we reorder for new staff?
Keep the style, colour and artwork details from the first order. Availability and pricing are reviewed again for each reorder.
Beyond apparel
Useful extras for customer connections
Explore branded keychains and other promotional items for customer packs, shop events or giveaways. Choose products around their actual use and your budget, then include catalogue item names or numbers with your enquiry.
Promotional products have item-specific minimums, decoration options and lead times. Share your required in-hand date so the selected items can be reviewed.
More options for your project
Build a consistent look for your shop.
Send your artwork, product ideas, quantities and required date to start planning.
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