AMB3R

fashion inspired, custom t-shirts.

T-shirt Details

You want an awesome t-shirt and we know it. Our method is to give you a summary, but we'll handle the specifics.

Hire professionals to handle the details

You have bigger fish to fry than figure out the best style number. Let us handle the specifics based on your t-shirt vision, deadline, and budget.

Pallet sizes

Standard Print size

14" wide x 16" Tall

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Pallet viewed on a LARGE t-shirt

Benefits

  • • Most popular pallet size
  • • Lower setup costs.
  • • Great for a multi-colored project

Limits

  • • Highest placement is 3" from shoulder
  • • Cannot print overseams
  • • Print may appear small on a larger garment (2XL and up)

Standard Print Examples

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Oversize Print size

22" wide x 26" Tall

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Pallet viewed on a LARGE t-shirt

Benefits

  • • Bigger impact with larger design area
  • • Opportunity for you to resell at a higher price point
  • • Wider selection of print areas

Limits

  • • S - 2XL size run will require 2 setup costs
  • • Some of design may be lost at smaller sizes.
  • • Printing on seams may produce ink build-up

Oversize Print Examples

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Common Questions about Pallet size

Can I print on the sleeve, shoulder, or collar?

No problem! We have a Fashion Kit specifically for printing over the sleeve, shoulder, and collar. It's called (wait for it…) "Over the sleeve Print"

Can I print on the side of the t-shirt?

Most of the time it's possible. If you use a Design Kit, we'll make sure it's possible. If you submit your own artwork then we'll need to review it.

Can I print all over the shirt?

Yes - check out the list of oversize printing options in with our celebrity kits

T-shirt Categories

Budget T-shirts

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Thick Ribbed Collar

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Summary

  • • Hevier cotton (18/1 knit) - Made with Open-end yarn, a thicker, bulky, and inexpensive fabric
  • • Thick Ribbed Collar - Sturdy, but not too cool.
  • • Pre-Shrunk
  • • Tubular Body

Pros

  • • Great for shot 'shelf life' projects
  • • Wide variety of colors
  • • Large inventory

Cons

  • • Tubular shirts can twist and lose shape after several washes
  • • Heavier, boxy fit
  • • Does not work well with no-hand prints

Brand T-shirts

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Relaxed Collar

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Summary

  • • Soft cotton (30/1 knit) - Made from ring-spun yarn, a smoother, softer, and more uniform fabric.
  • • Tubular Body
  • • Not Pre-Shrunk

Pros

  • • Fit and feel is comparable to a boutique t-shirt
  • • Great print results

Cons

  • • Tubular t-shirts can twist and lose their shape after several washes.
  • • Limited Colors - Most popular colors available
  • • Mixed inventory - At times there are inventory shortages which can cause delays.

Boutique T-shirts

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Thin, minimal Collar

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Summary

  • • Softest cotton (32/1 knit) - Made with Ring-spun yarn, a smoother, softer, and more uniform fabric.
  • • Side seamed body - better fit and holds shape after multiple washes.
  • • Pre-Shrunk

Pros

  • • High-end retail quality t-shirt
  • • Wide variety of colors
  • • Large inventory
  • • Best print results

Cons

  • • Collar can loosen after several washes

Common Questions about T-shirt categories

What if I don't know what t-shirt quality I want?

No problem! We'll help you during the fashion & design process

What t-shirt brands and styles do you use for printing?

Common brands we use are Anvil, Tultex, Spectra, Cygnus, American Apparel, NLA, Alternative Apparel, Hanes, and Gildan. We regularly discover lesser known companies that offer unique styles for the right project.

Can I pick a specific brand/style t-shirt?

Yes. Just let us know what you want and we'll let you know if it's available, or if it will add additional time/cost to your project.

Can I pick another shirt type, like a longsleeve, or babydoll?

Yes, discuss it with your fashion designer. He'll explain the latest trends and colors to let you make the best decision.

Where do I choose my t-shirt color?

We'll identify t-shirt color along with the art and fashion styles you develop. We can work with a specific color, or a range of colors based on a color story.

Where do I pick my t-shirt sizes

We'll pick those in the middle of the project.

Can I get a garment sample?

Yes, once we identify some more project details we can send you a variety of samples that you need.



Shirt sizes

Size specs based on shirt category

General sizing standard

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Design on Sizes

Notice how the design will look different based on the shirt size.

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