Branded t-shirts

T-shirts people wear after the event ends.

Event tees, promo shirts and staff casual wear — printed properly on blanks that survive the wash, in full size runs. The cheapest garment in the range, which is exactly why the quality decision matters most. No minimum orders.

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What are branded t-shirts used for?

Branded t-shirts are printed tees carrying a company logo or campaign artwork, used for events, promotions, team days, staff casual wear and giveaways. They're the highest-volume garment in corporate merchandise because they're affordable at scale — screen printing for flat artwork at quantity, DTF for full-colour designs. Brandful supplies branded t-shirts across South Africa with no minimum orders and full size runs.

The cheap tee is the expensive one

T-shirts are where merchandise budgets get seduced by unit price. The cheapest blank exists, prints fine, and photographs acceptably at the event — then goes translucent in the wash, twists at the seams, and finishes its life as a car rag wearing your logo. The better tee gets kept: worn to gym, to sleep, to Saturday errands, each wear a free impression.

Divide cost by wears and the cheap shirt is the expensive one. If the tee is a true one-day event item, buy cheap deliberately and know that's what you did — but if there's any chance of an afterlife, buy the blank people keep.

Branded t-shirts by use case

Same garment, four different jobs — and four different blank decisions.

Event tees

Conference, team-building and campaign-day shirts, sized for a crowd.

Event merchandise

Promotional tees

Giveaways and activations — graded by lead tier so the good blank goes to the good lead.

Activation merchandise

Staff casual

Friday wear and internal culture shirts that sit under the uniform programme.

Staff uniforms

Campaign shirts

Women’s Day, Heritage Day and awareness months, printed to the artwork of the moment.

Campaign merchandise

Branding guidance

Screen print or DTF?

Screen printing wins at volume with flat artwork — up to a few solid colours, crisp and cost-effective once quantities climb, because the setup is amortised across the run. DTF wins for full-colour designs, gradients, photographs and mixed small runs: no per-colour setup and excellent detail.

The crossover is simple — count your colours and count your quantity. Where it's close, the quote shows both so you can see the trade. Full method guidance sits on the corporate clothing pillar.

What do branded t-shirts cost?

Per unit, including print. Confirmed per garment on your quote.

R75–R200

Entry tier, per printed tee

Printed tees land in the entry tier, with volume pulling the price down fast.

Blank quality

Event-cheap or keeper. This is the decision that sets the tone of the whole order.

Print method

Screen print or DTF, and how many colours the artwork actually needs.

Quantity

Volume pulls the unit price down fast — the same artwork gets cheaper per shirt as the run grows.

Your first branding position is free; additional positions carry a once-off R400 setup fee. No minimum order. Itemised quote in 24 hours — see budget tiers across the range.

How to order branded t-shirts

1Brief us — quantity, artwork, blank tier (event-cheap or keeper), and sizes.
2Print-method recommendation and an itemised quote in 24 hours.
3Approve artwork; production 3–5 working days from approval, delivery 3–5 working days nationwide. A 24-hour rush exists for genuine emergencies — rush skips layout approval, so artwork prints as supplied.

3–5 working days production Full size runs, men’s & ladies’ cuts 3–5 working days delivery nationwide

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The tee is rarely the whole order

Crowd days run on tees and branded caps together; the office layer above them is a branded golf shirt and, from May, a branded jacket. Same artwork, one layout file, one delivery — brief the whole kit at once and the size list only gets collected once.

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Branded t-shirt FAQs

How much do branded t-shirts cost?

Typically R75–R200 per unit including print, depending on blank quality, print method and quantity. Your first branding position is free; additional positions carry a once-off R400 setup fee. Confirmed on your quote in 24 hours.

What’s the minimum order for printed t-shirts?

None — one shirt is a normal order. Screen-printing economics favour larger runs, so small and mixed runs are quoted on DTF automatically.

Screen printing or DTF — which should we choose?

Screen for flat artwork at volume; DTF for full-colour, gradients and small mixed runs. The quote recommends a method per artwork, and shows both where it’s close.

Can you print full-colour designs?

Yes — DTF handles photographic and multi-colour artwork with no per-colour cost, so gradients and detailed marks stay intact.

How long do branded t-shirts take?

Production is 3–5 working days from artwork approval, plus 3–5 working days for delivery anywhere in South Africa. A 24-hour rush is available for genuine emergencies — it skips layout approval, so artwork prints exactly as supplied.

What sizes do event t-shirts come in?

Full size runs, typically S–5XL where blanks allow, in men’s and ladies’ cuts — with size-split guidance for crowd orders, so you don’t over-order small.

Last updated: July 2026

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