The blank garment is part of the finished product. Before choosing a colour or a brand, decide how the garment should fit, feel and function for the person wearing it.
Classic, relaxed, oversized and streetwear fits create different visual results. Use a sample to check shoulder width, body length and sleeve shape rather than relying only on a product name.
Fabric weight influences drape, warmth and the perceived feel of the garment. A heavier tee can suit a structured streetwear look, while a lighter shirt may suit a warm event or everyday uniform.
Garment colour changes how the artwork is read. Dark garments, bright garments and neutral garments can all require different artwork decisions. Check transparency and contrast before approving the print.
Workwear, cafe merch, band apparel and a retail clothing range have different needs. Include the context in your brief so the garment choice supports the job.
Trap Door Print works with AS Colour, American Apparel, Gildan, JB’s Wear, Ramo and Comfort Colors. Compare the range on the Garments page before asking for a quote.
Next step: If you know the look but not the exact blank, send the brief through Custom Apparel Printing.
