
T-shirts for the whole group
Compare fit, fabric and available colours before collecting sizes. The American Apparel 2001 is one starting point for an adult T-shirt run.
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One coordinated order. A clear plan for every garment. Build a bulk apparel run for your company, event or merchandise program with Pressing Matters in Burnaby.
Share the full quantity, garment mix and destination before choosing a decoration method. We will review the scope and delivery requirements for your order.

These examples come from our best-selling categories. Check the size chart, colours and decoration suitability for your order. Photos show placeholder artwork, not finished customer orders.

Compare fit, fabric and available colours before collecting sizes. The American Apparel 2001 is one starting point for an adult T-shirt run.
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Add a coordinated layer where it serves the group. Keep hoodie quantities separate from shirts so each garment and placement can be quoted clearly.
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Review the logo at the actual hat decoration size. A cap design may need a different treatment from artwork used on a shirt.
Browse headwear →Collect a complete size breakdown by style and colour. Identify extras separately from assigned garments so the total can be checked before approval.
Coordinate artwork and colours while treating each garment as its own item. Seams, pockets and fabric can change the available decoration area.
Provide the postal code, receiving contact and in-hand date. Ask about any special packing or multiple-destination requirements before assuming they are included.

Consider it for repeated designs across a coordinated garment run. Artwork colours, quantities and placements shape the quote.
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A stitched logo can suit hats and selected garments. Fine lettering, artwork size and fabric need review.
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Send detailed or full-colour artwork with your garment choices so design size, fabric and placement can be checked.
Explore dtf printing →A low blank garment price does not show the cost of a finished order. Compare quotes using the same product, size mix, artwork, decoration locations and quantity. Ask which setup, artwork, packing, tax and delivery costs are included.
Use one version of the garment and size list and one designated approval contact. A revised design should not be paired with an older quantity sheet. Reconfirm the quote when quantities, garments or placements change.
Planning guide
A larger apparel order may need more than one type of layer. Use our comparison to narrow the garment brief before collecting final sizes.
Read the planning guide →Minimums, availability and timing depend on the products and decoration selected. We will confirm the relevant details for your order.
There is no single quantity that applies to every garment and decoration method. Send the full order scope; applicable minimums and pricing will be confirmed in the quote.
Quantity can affect pricing, but artwork variations, garment choices and decoration locations also matter. Ask for the relevant quantity options to be compared rather than assuming a fixed discount.
List each garment and quantity separately. A mixed order can be reviewed together, but different decoration processes or styles may have their own pricing and minimums.
Provide the destination and in-hand date. Shipping options, cost and timing must be confirmed for the order; production time and transit time are separate.
Describe the required destinations, quantities and packing instructions before quoting. Split fulfilment arrangements and any extra costs must be confirmed.
Send your artwork, garment shortlist, size quantities and destination. We will help you turn the details into a quote you can review.
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