Promotional men's t-shirts are crew neck tees printed or embroidered with your logo. We stock AS Colour men's tees from a 4.7 oz basic to the 240 gsm Heavy Faded, plus long sleeve, striped, marle and recycled styles. Screen print, DTF and embroidery suit staff, events, clubs and merchandise.
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Which men's t-shirt should you choose?
Every tee here is AS Colour, so the difference between them is fabric weight, fibre and cut. Weight is given in gsm (grams per square metre), and a higher number means a thicker, more structured shirt. These are the styles we've checked against their product pages.
| Style | Fabric and fit listed | Suits |
|---|---|---|
| Basic Tee | Light weight, 4.7 oz, 100% carded cotton, regular fit | Event giveaways and big runs |
| Staple Organic Tee | 180 gsm, 24-singles 100% combed organic cotton, regular fit | Staff and brand merchandise |
| Staple Marle Tee | 180 gsm, 80% combed cotton and 20% polyester, regular fit | Heathered colours for casual teams |
| Staple Recycled Tee | 200 gsm, 80% recycled cotton and 20% recycled polyester, regular fit | Programs with a recycled-content brief |
| Classic Stripe Tee | 200 gsm, 100% combed cotton, relaxed fit | Hospitality and retail teams |
| Heavy Tee | 8.2 oz, 26-singles 100% combed cotton, boxy fit with dropped shoulders | Streetwear-style merchandise |
| Heavy Faded Tee | 240 gsm, 16-singles 100% carded cotton, garment dyed, boxy fit | Fashion-led merch and fan wear |
For a staff or event order where everyone gets the same shirt, we'd start with the Staple Organic Tee or the Staple Recycled Tee. At 180 to 200 gsm they hold their shape, take a print cleanly and come in sizes through to 3XL. The Basic Tee is the sensible pick when the budget is tight and the shirt is a giveaway, and the Heavy Faded Tee is for merchandise people choose to wear. The Faded Tee, Classic Minus Tee and Staple Curve Tee are also in the range, and the Base Long Sleeve, Base Organic Long Sleeve and Heavy Faded Long Sleeve cover cooler months. The Ringer Tee adds a contrast collar and sleeve.
Colour lists differ between styles, and some go well beyond the basics, so tell us the shade you need and we'll confirm it before you commit.
How can you brand men's t-shirts?
These are cotton or cotton-rich, so the methods that work are the ones for cotton. Sublimation is out, because it needs polyester and light colours, and the marle and recycled styles contain polyester in any case.
- Screen printing is the one we'd pick for most tee orders. A one or two colour logo bonds well to cotton and the cost per shirt falls as the run grows.
- DTF transfers suit a full-colour logo, an illustration or a small run, because there's no separate setup for each colour, though the feel and wash life differ from screen print.
- Embroidery gives a stitched finish for a small chest logo. It sits best on the heavier styles, because dense stitching can pucker a light tee, so for the Basic Tee we'd usually print instead.
Product pages offer one, two or three decoration positions, so a chest logo with a slogan across the back is straightforward. You'll see a free digital proof showing the method, size and position, and nothing goes to production until you approve it.
Ordering men's t-shirts
There's no minimum, so a team of eight can order as easily as a festival crew of eight hundred. You can mix styles, colours and sizes in one order and all of it counts toward quantity pricing, which many of these products show on the product page. Send a size breakdown with your enquiry, then your quote confirms the branded price, you approve the proof and we decorate in house.
Who buys men's t-shirts?
- Staff teams in cafes, trades, retail and offices wear them on the job, so the brand is in front of customers every shift, and a consistent shirt makes a team look like one.
- Event organisers and fundraisers print tees for fun runs and festivals that people wear well past the day, which keeps the cause or the sponsor visible.
- Clubs and brands sell or hand out tees as merchandise, and a good-fitting shirt gets worn for years.
If you run several sites or reorder shirts every year, the enquiry form is also the way to ask about an online store or uniform program. If your design uses a licensed or club logo, you need to own it or have permission to use it.
What goes with men's t-shirts?
Most buyers add an AS Colour cap or hat in the same colour, and for winter a men's sweatshirt or beanie. Staff who need a collar can look at men's shirts and polos, and summer teams at men's singlets and tanks. The same designs carry across to ladies' t-shirts and kids' t-shirts, and our wider custom t-shirts range has other brands. For new-starter packs, our kitting service bundles a tee with other items.
To start, use the instant enquiry form at the top of this page, or call 1300 247 766 for a quote on the spot. Tell us the style, the sizes and how many of each, and add your logo if you have one: go to the instant enquiry form.
Frequently asked questions
What is the best print method for men's t-shirts?
Screen printing is the usual choice for a one or two colour logo on a cotton tee, because the ink bonds well and the cost per shirt falls as the run grows. For a full-colour illustration or a small run, DTF avoids separate colour setups. The proof shows the final method before anything is produced.
Can you embroider a men's t-shirt?
Yes, but it suits the heavier tees best. A small chest logo sits well on a 200 gsm Classic Stripe Tee or a 240 gsm Heavy Faded Tee, while stitching can pucker the light Basic Tee, and fine detail gets simplified when the logo is digitised. For a lightweight tee we'd normally recommend printing.
How big can the logo be on a men's tee?
The logo is sized to the shirt and to the size run, so a 3XL carries a larger print than an XS. A chest logo is typically smaller than a full front or back print. We confirm the width on the proof, and for mixed sizes we can scale the same artwork so it looks balanced on each.
Will a print on a cotton t-shirt survive washing?
A screen print on cotton holds up well to regular washing, and DTF transfers also suit cotton, though the feel and wash life differ between the two. Washing inside out in cool water helps either last. These tees are listed as preshrunk, so the shirt shouldn't shrink away from the print.
What artwork do you need to print on t-shirts?
Send a vector file (AI, EPS, SVG or vector PDF) for screen printing or embroidery, with fonts converted to outlines. A 300 dpi PNG or JPG at actual print size works for DTF. A logo saved from a website is usually too low in resolution, so the artwork team can redraw it, and a redraw fee may apply.
What is the minimum order for men's t-shirts?
There is no minimum order, so you can order a handful of tees for a small team or several hundred for an event. Each order has a one-off setup for the logo, so the price per shirt drops noticeably from around 10 shirts. Your quote shows the quantity breaks, so you can see the saving before you commit.
What sizes do AS Colour men's tees come in?
Most are listed from S or XS up to 3XL, and the Classic Stripe Tee runs XS to 2XL. Colours and sizes vary by style, so check the product page or ask us. You can mix sizes, colours and styles in one order and still count the whole order toward quantity pricing, so a size breakdown is all we need.
Can I check the fabric before ordering a men's t-shirt?
Yes. You'll get a free digital proof on every order, and you can ask for an undecorated sample to check the fabric weight, collar and fit. Feel the difference between a 180 gsm Staple and a 240 gsm Heavy Faded before you choose. Sample cost is confirmed with the quote and credited back if you order. If you'd rather handle the cotton yourself, ask about a showroom visit in Annandale.
How long do custom t-shirts take to produce?
Some orders can be ready the same day, and your quote confirms timing for your quantity and method. Rush production is available on most products but costs more, so ordering ahead for an event gives a better price. Allow time to approve the proof, because production only starts once you do.
How do I get the best price on a big t-shirt order?
Order around 10 or more so the setup is spread, and keep the design to one colour in one position, such as a chest print. Mixing tee colours under one design still counts toward the same quantity, and a longer lead time lowers the unit price. Your quote shows the quantity breaks.