Promotional AS Colour men's singlets and tanks are sleeveless tops from the AS Colour range with your logo added, from the 150 gsm Authentic Singlet and Barnard Tank Tee to the 240 gsm Heavy Faded Tank and the polyester Staple Active Tank. We screen print them and apply DTF transfers in house. They suit gyms, event crews, clubs and hospitality teams.
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Which AS Colour singlet or tank should you choose?
The grid covers eleven styles, and the useful way to split them is by fabric weight. Gsm is grams per square metre, so a higher number means a thicker, heavier top. The light 150 gsm styles are cheap to put on a big event crew and cool to wear, while the 180 to 240 gsm styles hold their shape through repeated washing and feel more like a retail tank than a giveaway.
| Style | Fabric and cut, from the product page | Where it fits |
|---|---|---|
| AS Colour Mens Authentic Singlet | 150 gsm, 100% combed cotton, regular fit, self-fabric bindings | Event crews, volunteers, big runs |
| AS Colour Lowdown Singlet | 150 gsm, 100% combed cotton, regular singlet shape | Summer teams, fun runs |
| AS Colour Barnard Tank Tee | 150 gsm, 100% combed cotton, raw armhole edges, regular fit | Casual merch, hospitality, festivals |
| AS Colour Staple Tank | 180 gsm, 100% combed cotton, hemmed armholes, regular fit | Staff and club wear that gets washed often |
| AS Colour Staple Curve Tank | 180 gsm, 100% combed cotton, curved hem | Same use, with a shaped hem |
| AS Colour Classic Tank | 220 gsm, 100% combed cotton, relaxed fit | Gyms, retail, a sturdier giveaway |
| AS Colour Mens Heavy Faded Tank | 240 gsm, 100% carded cotton, boxy oversized fit, garment dyed | Streetwear-style merch for sale |
| AS Colour Mens Organic Rib Singlet | 330 gsm, listed as 100% organic cotton, 2x2 rib | Premium gift or retail piece |
| AS Colour Staple Active Tank | 150 gsm, 100% recycled polyester, moisture wicking, quick drying | Gym, run and sports club wear |
The grid also has the Barnard Stripe Tank and the Stone Wash Barnard Tank, which suit retail-style merch where the garment itself is part of the look. Sizes and colours differ by style, so check the product page for the range. If you're ordering for a general team and have no strong view, the Staple Tank is the one we'd start with: it's heavy enough to wear well and plain enough to take most logos.
What's the best way to put a logo on a singlet?
For a one or two colour logo in volume, we'd screen print it. The ink sits in the cotton, the unit cost falls as the run grows, and it's the usual choice for event singlets. Screen printing carries a setup for each colour, so it's less suited to photos or gradients.
- DTF transfers suit full-colour artwork and smaller runs, though the feel and wash life differ from a screen print.
- Embroidery works better on the heavier styles than on the 150 gsm tops, where stitching can pucker light knit. The artwork team will say if your logo needs a different method.
- Sublimation only works on white or light polyester, so it applies to the Staple Active Tank and never to the cotton styles.
Most logos go on the chest or across the upper back, and the logo is sized to the space the garment offers. Straps and armholes limit a tank more than a tee, so a compact, bold design reads best. Your free proof shows the position, size and method before anything is made.
How does ordering work?
There's no minimum, so a gym can order a dozen singlets or a festival can order a few hundred. Each order carries a one-off logo setup, which is why the unit price drops noticeably from around 10. We send a free digital proof and nothing is made until you approve it. Most of these products show quantity pricing on the product page, and the quote confirms your branded price.
Who orders men's singlets and tanks?
Gyms, fitness studios and sports clubs order them as members' and coaches' wear, and a singlet gets worn to every session, so the logo is seen all year. Event organisers and fun run committees hand them to volunteers and crew, who are visible all day in summer heat. Hospitality venues, surf and beach businesses use the heavier tanks as staff wear or as merch customers pay for.
Multi-site groups that reorder the same singlet each season, such as gym franchises, can ask us about an online store and uniform program through the enquiry form.
What goes well with men's singlets and tanks?
Teams often pair a singlet with a cap, so see our AS Colour caps and hats. For cooler days there are AS Colour men's t-shirts, and men's pants and shorts complete a team kit. Women's teams can look at AS Colour ladies singlets and tanks, and broader sportswear sits in active and gym wear. For new staff packs, our kitting service bundles a singlet with other items.
To get a quote, use the instant enquiry form at the top of this page, upload your logo if you have one, or call 1300 247 766.
Frequently asked questions
Is screen print or DTF better on a men's singlet?
Screen print is better for a one or two colour logo in volume, because the unit cost falls as the run grows and the ink holds up in the wash. DTF is better for full-colour artwork or a small run. A singlet has little chest area either way, so your proof shows the logo at actual size.
How big can the logo be on a tank top?
The logo is sized to the decoration area of the garment, and there's no fixed maximum. A tank has narrower shoulders and a lower armhole than a tee, so a very wide design can run into the straps. We usually place a compact logo on the chest or a larger one across the upper back, and the proof confirms the size.
Can you embroider a singlet?
Sometimes, but it depends on the fabric. The 150 gsm singlets are thin knits that can pucker under stitching, so we'd print those. The heavier tanks, such as the 220 gsm Classic Tank or the 240 gsm Heavy Faded Tank, carry a small, simple embroidered logo better. The artwork team confirms feasibility before the proof.
Can I sublimate the Staple Active Tank?
Only in part. Sublimation dyes the ink into polyester and needs a white or light fabric, so it could suit the white Staple Active Tank but not the Graphite or Black. The cotton tanks can't be sublimated at all. For dark polyester, screen print or DTF are the usual alternatives, and the proof confirms which.
What artwork do I need for a singlet print?
Send a vector file (AI, EPS, SVG or vector PDF) with fonts outlined for screen printing, because each colour becomes a screen. For a full-colour DTF print, a PNG, JPG or TIFF at 300 dpi at actual size is fine. Give Pantone references where you have them, and we'll redraw a low resolution logo if needed.
What's the minimum order for custom singlets?
There's no minimum, so you can order a handful of singlets or several hundred. Each order has a one-off logo setup, which is why the price per singlet falls noticeably from around 10 pieces. You can mix sizes and colours of the same style in one order and the whole quantity counts toward the price break.
Which AS Colour singlet is best for a gym or sports club?
For members who train in them, the Staple Active Tank is the purpose-built option: it's 150 gsm recycled polyester that is moisture wicking and quick drying. For a club tank worn after training and on weekends, the 180 gsm Staple Tank or 220 gsm Classic Tank is a sturdier cotton choice and takes screen print well.
What should I check on a sample singlet?
Feel the fabric weight and check the armhole and neck, because that's where tanks differ most. A 150 gsm Barnard has raw armhole edges, while the Staple Tank's armholes are hemmed. We can supply an undecorated sample, with the cost confirmed in the quote and credited back if the order goes ahead, or you can visit our Annandale showroom by arrangement.
How long does a decorated singlet order take?
Some stocked orders can be ready the same day, and your quote confirms the timing for your job. Ordering earlier gives a better unit price, and rush production costs more and narrows the choice of styles. If the singlets are for a summer event, send your logo a few weeks ahead and the free proof will go out first.
Can I mix colours and sizes in one singlet order?
Yes, you can mix colours of the same style and sizes in one order, and everything counts toward the price break. Light colours share one dark version of your logo and dark colours a light version, so the print stays readable. Size ranges differ by style, for example XS to 3XL on the Barnard Tank Tee and S to 3XL on the Staple Tank.