· Press My Crew, Chicago Ridge
Count people, then count shirts
Think about how often your team will wear the shirt. One shirt may be plenty for a single event. A work crew may want two each, so one can be in the wash while the other is worn.
- Six people need shirts.
- Each person gets two.
- Six times two makes 12 shirts.
Our packs come in 12, 30, 50 or 100 shirts. You don’t need to buy a bigger pack just to get a lower price per shirt. Buy the number your team will really wear.
Ask each person for their size
Don’t guess sizes for the whole team. Ask each person to measure a shirt they like, then compare it with our size and fit guide.
You can mix sizes from S to 3XL in one pack. The sizes just need to add up to the pack. A 2XL adds $2.00 and a 3XL adds $3.25 per shirt.
Each pack is one shirt style in one color. Want a second color? Add a second pack.
Pick where your logo goes
Every pack comes with one front logo, up to 4 × 4 in. You can add a back print for $2.50 per shirt, or one sleeve for $2.50 per shirt.
Keep the main words big and clear. A small front logo doesn’t need your whole address. Put the details on the back. Our logo size guide shows what fits.
Check the proof before we print
A proof is a picture of your shirt plan. Pay by card when you check out; your free digital proof follows, and nothing prints until you approve it.
On the proof, check the words, the logo size, the shirt color and where each print goes. Check the size count too. Tell us what needs to change before you approve.
Ready to plan your team’s shirts?
Start your design, or tell us your team size and we will help. Want to see what changes the price? Read how much custom T-shirts cost.
Quick questions
- Can I order just one shirt?
- Our packs start at 12 shirts. If you need fewer, ask us what we can do before you buy.
- Can I mix sizes?
- Yes. Pick any mix from S to 3XL. The total just needs to match your pack. A 2XL and a 3XL cost a little more.
- Do I need a finished design?
- No. Send your logo and choose “Have us design it.” We place it for you. Drawing a new logo costs extra, and we quote it first.
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- How much do custom T-shirts cost?
- How to pick soft custom work shirts
- Can you bring your own shirts for printing?
- When should you order shirts for an event?
- How to wash a printed T-shirt so the design lasts
- What size should a logo be on a T-shirt?
- How to get your logo file ready for a sharp T-shirt print
- Why do printed T-shirts feel different?
- Before you approve your proof: a 5-step checklist