ATC1700L Ladies’ Boxy Tee
A heavyweight ladies’ boxy tee for a distinct staff or merchandise silhouette. Use its own size chart rather than carrying over sizes from another fit.
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Salon and Barber Shop Apparel
Create a staff look and merchandise range that feels like your salon or barber shop.
Start with the way your team works and the look of your space. Choose casual branded pieces for staff, launch events or customer merchandise, then check fit, colour and artwork before placing the order.
Three ideas for your shop’s everyday identity
Check product pages for colours, sizes and specifications. Availability, decoration options and final pricing are reviewed for your order.
Comfort Colors 1717 Heavyweight T-Shirt
A garment-dyed heavyweight tee for a unisex staff or customer option. Review its fabric and fit against how you intend to use it.
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Next Level 9007 Heavyweight Crewneck
A heavyweight crewneck for a casual layer or shop merchandise release. Keep its colour and size quantities separate from the tees.
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Think about movement, garment length, colour and the tasks staff perform. These casual products are not described as bleach-, chemical- or stain-resistant. If you need protective aprons or work-specific garments, describe the requirement separately so options can be checked.
Give staff a clear choice of fit
A coordinated look can use more than one garment silhouette. Choose a small palette and a consistent logo placement, then ask each person to check the selected style’s measurements. Keep a single list of names, styles, sizes and quantities for the final order.
Planning guide
Make your wordmark work on fabric
A salon signature or barber-shop crest may include fine strokes and small type. Send the original logo files and identify which wording must remain. Review the proposed decoration at the actual chest, sleeve or back size before approving the artwork.
Read the Artwork Guide →What to include in your enquiry
- Separate staff apparel from customer merchandise and event items.
- Choose colours and fits, then collect sizes from each garment’s own chart.
- Send approved logo files with the placement and any individual-name variations.
- Share the opening, launch or required in-hand date and receiving arrangements.
- Approve garment details, pricing and artwork before production begins.
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 staff wear different fits with the same logo?
Include the complete style and colour list. Artwork contrast and decoration suitability are reviewed for every selected garment.
Do these shirts resist salon chemicals?
No chemical-resistance claim is made for these examples. Tell us about any work-specific requirements before choosing garments.
Can we order merchandise for customers as well?
Yes—include it in the enquiry, with its own quantities, colour choices and artwork variations so the order can be quoted clearly.
Beyond apparel
Accessories for launches and client gifts
Explore promotional products for opening events, client appreciation and branded gift packs. Choose items that fit your shop identity and audience; catalogue options, decoration and minimums are reviewed for the products you select.
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
Make your shop identity part of the everyday.
Send your artwork, product ideas, quantities and required date to start planning.
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