Custom Printed Promotional AS Colour Clothing

The most recognised on-trend blanks, branded your way

Promotional AS Colour clothing means the brand's blank tees, hoodies, polos, jackets, caps and bags, decorated with your logo. We stock men's, women's and kids' ranges and decorate in house by screen print, embroidery or DTF transfer, so one garment can serve a staff uniform, an event team, a club or a school.

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Which AS Colour garments can we brand?

The range is split into men's, women's and kids' clothing, plus accessories, and most buyers start with a tee. The Classic Tee is 220gsm (grams per square metre, a measure of fabric weight) 100% combed cotton, comes in sizes S to 5XL and in dozens of colours, so it is the one we'd suggest for a first order. Our men's t-shirts and ladies' t-shirts pages show the full choice of cuts.

For colder months, the sweatshirts and knits include the Stencil Hood, a 350gsm fleece pullover, and the jackets include coach and college bomber styles. For a more formal team look, our shirts and polos include the Mens Work Polo, a 185gsm recycled polyester polo whose page lists moisture wicking and a UPF 50+ rating.

The caps and hats run from the Surf Cap, an unstructured snapback in quick-dry nylon, to bucket hats; beanies are there for winter. Among the bags, the Denim Carrie Tote is 100% cotton at 350gsm and measures 42 x 42 cm.

GarmentExample in the rangeFabric on the product pageUsual decoration
TeeClassic Tee220gsm, 100% combed cottonScreen print, or DTF for full colour
HoodieStencil Hood350gsm cotton and polyester fleeceEmbroidery or screen print
PoloMens Work Polo185gsm, 100% recycled polyesterEmbroidery
CapSurf Cap100% quick dry nylonEmbroidery
ToteDenim Carrie Tote350gsm, 100% cottonScreen print

How do you put a logo on AS Colour clothing?

The method depends on the garment and the logo, and our artwork team confirms it on your proof. These are the three we use most:

  • Screen printing is what we'd pick for tees and totes in volume, because the colour is strong, it lasts and the cost per garment falls as the run grows. It suits flat colours better than gradients, and each colour adds to the setup.
  • Embroidery is the usual choice for polos, jackets, hoodies and caps. It reads as a uniform rather than a giveaway, and it lasts as long as the garment, although very fine detail and tiny text don't stitch well.
  • DTF transfers suit a full-colour logo, a photo or a small run, and they work across mixed fabrics. The feel and the wash life differ from screen print, so we'd steer a large, simple one-colour order towards print instead.

Product pages offer one, two or three decoration positions, so you can put a small logo on the chest and a larger one across the back. Supply a vector logo if you can, and Pantone references for brand colours. If you only have a low resolution file, the artwork team can help redraw it.

How does ordering work?

There is no minimum, so a team of eight can order as easily as a team of eighty, though the price per garment drops noticeably from around 10 units because the logo setup is spread across more pieces. Colours of the same style can be mixed under one design and still count towards the same volume pricing, and so can sizes. You approve a free digital proof showing colours, logo size and position first, then we go to production. Embroidery needs the logo digitised into a stitch file, and the quote shows that setup.

Who orders branded AS Colour clothing?

Staff uniforms are the biggest use: a team in embroidered polos and hoodies wears your brand every working day, in front of customers, for as long as the garments last. Event organisers order screen printed tees in volume, and the crew and volunteers become the most visible people in the venue. Schools and clubs order caps, bucket hats and kids' tees for a team or a year group, and the garments get worn weekly all season. A new-starter pack with a tee, a cap and a tote is a natural fit for our kitting service. Multi-site organisations that reorder uniforms regularly can ask us about an online store or uniform program through the enquiry form.

If you're choosing between name-brand and house-brand blanks, the difference is mostly fabric weight, fit and the colour range. AS Colour tees and hoodies give you a wide palette and heavier cloth, which suits merchandise people will actually keep wearing.

Ready to start? Use the instant enquiry form at the top of this page, upload your logo and tell us what you need, or call 1300 247 766.

Frequently asked questions

Should I screen print or embroider AS Colour tees and hoodies? chevron-down

Screen print the tees and embroider the hoodies and polos. Screen printing keeps the cost per tee low across a bigger run and gives strong colour on cotton. Embroidery suits heavier fleece and structured garments, where it looks like a uniform and lasts as long as the hoodie. The artwork team confirms the final method on your proof, based on your logo and quantity.

Can I get a full-colour logo on an AS Colour tee? chevron-down

Yes, a DTF transfer is the usual way to get a full-colour logo, gradient or photo onto a tee. It also works for small runs, because there are no separate setups per colour. The feel and wash life differ from screen print, so for a simple one or two colour logo in volume, screen printing is the better choice. The proof shows exactly how it will look.

Where can the logo go on an AS Colour polo, hoodie or cap? chevron-down

Product pages offer one, two or three decoration positions, and the usual placements are left chest on a polo, the chest or back on a hoodie, and the front panel on a cap. Caps can also be embroidered on the side or back. The logo is sized to suit the garment, and the proof shows its size and position before anything is made.

What artwork file do I need to embroider AS Colour caps and polos? chevron-down

A vector file is best for embroidery: AI, EPS, SVG or a vector PDF, with fonts converted to outlines. We digitise the logo into a stitch file, which is a one-off setup shown in your quote. A low resolution logo from a website or email signature usually needs redrawing first, and the artwork team can do that for you.

What is the minimum order for branded AS Colour clothing? chevron-down

There is no minimum order on AS Colour clothing, so you can order a handful of tees or a few hundred hoodies. Each order has a one-off logo setup, which is why the price per garment falls noticeably from around 10 units. You can mix colours and sizes of the same style in one order, and your quote confirms the exact price for the style and method.

Can I mix sizes and colours of the same AS Colour style? chevron-down

Yes, colours and sizes can be mixed in one order and the whole order counts towards volume pricing. The Classic Tee, for example, runs from S to 5XL, so a team with a wide size spread is covered. Light and dark colours need different logo versions, so light garments can share one dark logo and dark garments a light one.

Can I check a sample of an AS Colour garment first? chevron-down

Yes, you can request an undecorated sample to check fabric weight, colour and fit before ordering. That matters for AS Colour because the weights vary, from a 185gsm polo to a 350gsm hoodie, and colours look different on screen. We confirm the sample cost in your quote and credit it back when you go ahead. You can also see samples at our Annandale showroom by arrangement.

How long does a decorated AS Colour order take? chevron-down

Some orders on stocked AS Colour garments can be ready the same day, and your quote confirms the timing for your job. Embroidery on a new logo needs digitising first, and changes to artwork after you approve the proof can add time. Rush production is available on most products, but turnarounds under about two weeks cost more and your account manager confirms the date.

Can I buy AS Colour clothing without a logo? chevron-down

Product pages offer an unbranded option, but the page notes that any item with no branding selected still includes a small hidden print near the inside tag, such as your business initials or our own brandmark. If you want a plain garment with no print at all, tell us in the enquiry form and we'll confirm what's possible.