Hen Party T Shirts
Create custom printed t shirts for your Hen Party at Clothes2order. Browse our range of women's or unisex t shirts, upload your design and our expert team will print then up in as little as 24 hours!
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Tips, Guides & Advice
Need some inspiration for your printed or embroidered t-shirts? We have some useful tips guides and advice to inspire you when designing your customised t-shirts.
Your Personalised T-Shirt Buying Guide
We've created this helpful guide to ensure you pick the best t-shirt for your needs.
How to start your own business
A good t-shirt can be iconic. Here is a quick guide to help you start your very own t-shirt printing business.
Tips for creating personalised clothing
Want to create the perfect personalised clothing? Here are some tips for getting the best results.
Print vs Embroidery
Struggling to decide which to choose? Take a look and see which method is best for you.
Get Inspired
See our other customers' personalised t-shirts
Our Customisation Options
We are experts in custom t-shirts. See our embroidery and t-shirt printing methods below.
DTG
Direct to garment (DTG) printing uses Neo-Pigment inks to to print your design directly onto the garment. We often use DTG printing for small to medium quantities.
Versacamm T-Shirt Printing
Versacamm prints a coloured design onto vinyl which is then cut around and heat pressed onto the garment. It's great for high resolution images with a sharp and glossy finish.
T-Shirt Embroidery
We will manually redraw your design into a format that can be read by our embroidery machines. We then use industrial embroidery machines to create your embroidered design.
Screen Transfer
We print the design by applying the coloured ink through a screen onto transfer paper. The transfer paper is then cured and heat pressed onto the t-shirt.
Vinyl Printing
This process uses Computer Aided Design (CAD) to cut out a design onto a single-colour sheet of vinyl. The design is then heat pressed to create a vibrant finish.
Screen Print
Screen printing involves applying coloured ink to a screen with a cut out design so the ink transfers directly to the t-shirt. We often use screen printing for large quantities over 500 pieces.