
Q-Tees Q1300 · 19L Zippered Tote
A 19L zippered tote for a bookshop wordmark or illustration. Review the bag dimensions and intended use; no specific carrying load is promised.
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Give readers a way to carry their favourite bookshop with them.
Build a small merchandise collection for your shelves, author events and reading community. Start with a recognisable shop design, a useful product range and a retail order plan you can manage.

Check product pages for colours, sizes and specifications. Availability, decoration options and final pricing are reviewed for your order.

A 19L zippered tote for a bookshop wordmark or illustration. Review the bag dimensions and intended use; no specific carrying load is promised.
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A garment-dyed heavyweight tee for your core shop design or an approved event illustration. Keep the first colour range focused.
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A heavyweight ladies’ boxy tee to add another silhouette to the collection. Make the fit clear and collect sizes using its own chart.
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A pigment-dyed cap for a compact bookstore symbol or short wordmark. Review fine lettering at the intended decoration size.
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A heavyweight crewneck for a cooler-weather retail release. Use actual shop sales to guide later quantities and sizes.
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A drop-shoulder hoodie for a statement piece in your merchandise range. Check colour, fit and print locations before finalising the order.
View product →A shop illustration, neighbourhood reference or original reading-themed design can give the collection a clear point of view. Confirm permission before using book-cover artwork, author photographs, publisher marks or quotations. Identify any credits or artist approvals needed before the proof is signed off.
A permanent shop-logo item and a dated author-event piece need different quantity plans. Separate retail stock, staff items and complimentary copies in your request. Review sizes and colours against the audience, then use actual sell-through to guide reorders.
Planning guide
The same illustration may need different dimensions on a tote and a tee. Keep important text readable, check contrast against the selected colour and show any required front or back placements. Save the approved artwork version with the garment and bag details for future orders.
Read the Artwork Guide →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.
Only where you have the necessary permission. Supply the authorised artwork and any usage or credit requirements with your enquiry.
Yes, but the artwork needs a placement review for each product. Dimensions, contrast and printable areas differ.
Keep the original product and artwork records. Availability, colour choices and pricing are reviewed again when reordering.

Beyond apparel
Explore notebooks, pens and other promotional products for shop events, reader packs and staff gifts. Choose items with a clear purpose and include the catalogue names or numbers, quantities and budget in 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.
Send your artwork, product ideas, quantities and required date to start planning.
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