Printed T-Shirts Price: 10, 50, 100 and 500 pcs (2025)

Printed T-shirts price in May 2025 starts at roughly EUR 10.00 per piece if you order 10 T-shirts with a single DTF print, and comes down to around EUR 5.30 per piece if you order 500 T-shirts with a single-colour screen print. The price includes the T-shirt itself (from roughly EUR 3.20 for a basic cotton model) and the print (from EUR 1.50 to EUR 6.00 per position, depending on the technology and run size). All prices are indicative and exclude VAT.

What makes up the price of a printed T-shirt

The final amount is made up of three parts, and it's worth understanding them before requesting a quote:

• The T-shirt. A basic cotton model costs less than a heavier 190 g/m² T-shirt or an organic cotton option. The difference between the cheapest and the most expensive T-shirt in our catalogue is more than twofold.
• The print. Screen printing, DTF and embroidery are priced completely differently. With screen printing, you pay for each colour and each print position separately; with DTF, a full-colour image costs the same regardless of the number of colours.
• Setup. For screen printing, making the screens is a one-off charge of EUR 35.00; for embroidery, digitising the design costs EUR 25.00. DTF printing has no setup charge.

This setup fee is exactly why screen printing usually isn't worthwhile for 10 T-shirts, but from 50 pieces upwards it becomes the cheapest solution.

Price table: 10, 50, 100 and 500 pcs

The calculation uses a basic cotton T-shirt (roughly EUR 4.00/pc, cheaper at larger run sizes) and a single print position — front or back.

Prices are indicative and exclude VAT. The exact amount depends on the chosen T-shirt model, colour, size breakdown, print area and number of positions. A second print position (for example, a logo on the chest plus text on the back) usually increases the price by 60–90% of the first position's print cost.

Technology comparison: screen printing, DTF, embroidery

DTF is also more cost-effective when an order contains different designs or different names on each T-shirt — for sports clubs, this is usually the main argument. Screen printing, on the other hand, is more wash-resistant at large run sizes and, from 250+ pieces, is roughly three times cheaper than DTF. For more on the technologies and the ordering process, see garment printing.

T-shirt models and their price range

The most frequently ordered models from our catalogue (indicative prices excluding print and VAT):

• Beagle 155 g/m² men's cotton T-shirt, 262 colours — from roughly EUR 3.20. A budget option for events and volunteer days.
• Atomic 150 g/m² unisex cotton T-shirt, 83 colours — from roughly EUR 3.60. Convenient when there's no need to distinguish between men's and women's models.
• Capri 170 g/m² women's T-shirt, 204 colours — from roughly EUR 4.20.
• Stafford 190 g/m² men's T-shirt, 260 colours — from roughly EUR 5.20. A denser fabric that holds its shape better after washing.
• Bahrain 135 g/m² men's and women's polyester sports T-shirt — from roughly EUR 4.50. Suitable for sublimation and running teams.
• Montecarlo 150 g/m² and Imola 135 g/m² sports T-shirts (polyester) — from roughly EUR 4.80.
• Breda 175 g/m² organic cotton T-shirt, 102 colours — from roughly EUR 6.50, if sustainability matters to you.
• Nanaimo 160 g/m² men's and women's T-shirt — from roughly EUR 7.00.
• Calgary 200 g/m² men's polo shirt — from roughly EUR 12.00, usually combined with embroidery.
• Arora 300 g/m² unisex hoodie — from roughly EUR 22.00.

For the full range of models, colour charts and size tables, see the T-shirts section.

Lead times and files

The standard turnaround time is 5–10 business days from artwork approval. DTF printing for small runs usually takes 5–7 business days, screen printing for 100+ pieces takes 5–8 business days, and embroidery takes 7–10 business days. Faster turnaround is possible by arrangement, provided the T-shirts are in stock.

Please send artwork as vector files (.ai, .eps, .pdf), with colours in CMYK or Pantone. If you only have a JPG or a logo from a website, we can redraw it — this usually costs roughly EUR 20–40 depending on complexity. Before production, we prepare a digital proof showing the print size and position in millimetres.

Frequently asked questions

Can I order a single printed T-shirt?

Yes. For a single T-shirt, we use DTF printing — roughly EUR 6.00 for a print up to A4 plus the T-shirt price, totalling approximately EUR 9.50–13.00 excl. VAT depending on the model. There's no setup charge.

How much does printing in two positions cost?

Each additional position is charged separately. For screen printing, this also means a second set of screens (EUR 35.00 setup); for DTF, it's simply a second transfer, roughly EUR 4.20–6.00 per piece depending on the run size.

Does the price include the T-shirt, or just the print?

The print prices listed are for the printing only. If you supply your own T-shirt, you only pay for the print. If the T-shirt comes from our catalogue, the quote will show both items separately.

At what point does screen printing become cheaper than DTF?

Roughly from 40–50 pieces with a single-colour design. At 100 pieces, screen printing costs around EUR 2.25/pc (including setup), while DTF costs EUR 4.20/pc.

Does the size breakdown affect the price?

No, standard sizes from S to 2XL are priced the same. Larger sizes (3XL and up) may cost 10–15% more for certain models.

How durable is the print?

Screen printing and DTF will withstand 40–50 washes at 30–40°C, provided the T-shirt is washed inside out and not ironed directly over the print. Embroidery is practically wear-resistant.

Send us the T-shirt model, quantity, size breakdown and artwork at info@attaprint.lv or message us on WhatsApp at +371 25776699 — we'll prepare a quote within one business day. If you haven't decided on a model yet, give us a call, and project manager Madara will help you choose; for other services, see our store section.