Printed Apparel & Graphic Clothing

Every garment we print, in one collection. Rather than sorting by design, this page sorts by how you will actually wear the piece — the weather it suits, the occasion it fits, and how much of a statement you want it to make.

Working the other way round, from the design rather than the garment? Start at Trending, or see what arrived this week in New Drops.

Start With the Weather

The most reliable way to choose between our cuts is to ask when you will be wearing it.

Hot weather. An open-collar Hawaiian Shirt moves the most air and works unbuttoned over a tee. A Hat does the rest of the work outdoors, and a Baseball Jersey sits between the two — light and breathable, but with a full front to carry a design.

Mild and changeable. This is where T-Shirts, Sweatshirts & Hoodies earn their place. The three cuts sit at different weights, so one collection covers most of the year if you pick deliberately rather than by habit.

Cold and indoors. An Ugly Sweater is built for December rooms rather than December streets. For staying in entirely, a Pajama Set carries the same artwork with none of the obligation to leave the house.

Start With the Occasion

Garment choice reads differently depending on where you wear it, and getting this wrong is more common than getting the size wrong.

Game day and gatherings. A jersey signals participation in a way a tee does not — it looks intentional rather than incidental. Personalisation pushes that further.

Parties with a theme. Bold beats subtle. All Over Print and ugly sweaters exist precisely for rooms where blending in is the wrong goal.

Everyday and errands. Panel-printed tees and hoodies carry a design without committing the whole outfit to it. If you want one piece that works across three different kinds of day, this is the safe end of the range.

Gifting. Clothing means guessing a size. If you would rather not, the same artwork appears across Home & Living, and Shop The Holiday is organised by occasion instead of by product.

Pieces You Can Personalise

Some cuts carry a name and number on the back. On a Baseball Jersey this follows the convention of a real baseball uniform — surname across the shoulders, number beneath.

Two things worth knowing before you order one. Personalised pieces are made to your specification, so build extra time into any date-driven order. And spelling matters more than you expect: check the name character by character before confirming.

How Our Cuts Run

Sizing is not consistent across garment types anywhere in clothing, and it is not consistent here either. A jersey is cut looser than a tee by design. A hoodie carries more room through the body than a sweatshirt. A collar sits closer than a crew neck.

Which means a single letter size will not carry you across the whole range. Use our size chart per garment type: lay flat something you already own in that style, measure chest and length, match the numbers. Two minutes, and it removes the most common reason anything comes back.

Keeping a Print Sharp

Prints are damaged by heat and abrasion far more than by detergent. Turn the garment inside out before washing, keep the water cold, and hang dry rather than tumble drying — the dryer does more damage in one cycle than a season of washes. Never iron directly onto a printed area.

All-over printed pieces need slightly more care again, since the colour is bonded through the fabric rather than sitting on a panel. Wash those separately for the first two or three cycles.

Where to Go Next

For the full design library rather than the garment view, see Trending. Delivery windows are on our Shipping Policy page, orders can be followed at Track Your Order, and exchanges are covered by our Returns & Refunds Policy. Anything else is likely in the FAQs.