Print Sizes on T-Shirts: Chest 110×90, Back 280×210 mm
Standard print areas and maximum sizes on a T-shirt: left chest 110×90 mm, front and back up to 280×210 mm, sleeve 80×60 mm, embroidery up to 90×90 mm.
Tips on promotional products, printing technologies, file preparation, prices and timelines.
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Standard print areas and maximum sizes on a T-shirt: left chest 110×90 mm, front and back up to 280×210 mm, sleeve 80×60 mm, embroidery up to 90×90 mm.
A clear comparison: DTF or embroidery, and when screen printing pays off instead. Quantities, number of colours, indicative prices and print sizes.
Clear rules on how to wash, dry and iron a printed hoodie so that screen printing, DTF or embroidery lasts through 40–60 washes.
How long do screen printing, DTF and embroidery last on a T-shirt: realistic wash counts, care rules and how to choose a technology based on quantity.
How sublimation on a mug turns printing into an image inside the ceramic glaze, what the technology's limits are, and how long the print survives washing.
We explain why printing on a black T-shirt requires a white base layer, how it affects price and turnaround, and which technology to choose.
How big an image fits on a mug: a standard 330 ml ceramic mug has about 80×90 mm for one side, and around 200×95 mm for a 360° wrap. Sizes, files and prices.
DTF transfer lets you print full-colour designs on textiles starting from just one piece. We explain the technology, prices, turnaround times and file requirements.
Comparing DTF and screen printing for 100 T-shirts: screen preparation, price per piece, number of colours, durability and turnaround times, with indicative figures.
Standard printing placements on a shirt and their sizes: left chest 110×90 mm, front and back up to 280×210 mm, sleeve 80×60 mm, embroidery up to 90×90 mm.
Engraving or pad printing on a metal bottle — which withstands washing, which reproduces logo colours, and what each option costs. A comparison with indicative prices.
How jacquard knit (woven-in pattern), classic machine embroidery and sewn-on woven labels differ on knitted caps and socks: quantities, prices, lead times and when to choose which.