Custom Men's Singlets and Tank Tops

Garment Printing’s custom printing methods let us provide you with custom branding on singlets and tank tops that align with your needs, whether it’s for a sports team, gym wear, or a special event. Our design team will work closely with you to ensure the final product matches your exact specifications, letting your branding be represented accurately and professionally.

Our custom singlets and tank tops offer a range of design and customisation options, including:

1. Screen printing

Screen printing produces durable prints and is particularly cost-effective for larger quantities and designs with a limited number of colours. It is commonly used for gym merchandise, businesses, clubs, events and promotional orders.

2. Vinyl heat transfers

Vinyl heat transfers apply cut vinyl to the garment using heat and pressure. They produce crisp, solid-colour results and are well suited to names, numbers, lettering and simple logos on cotton and polyester singlets, especially for team orders.

3. Direct-to-garment (DTG) printing

DTG printing applies ink directly to compatible garments and works well for detailed, full-colour artwork on suitable cotton fabrics. It is useful for designs containing gradients, fine details and multiple colours.
 

4. DTF printing

DTF printing transfers detailed artwork onto compatible garments and works across a broad range of fabrics. It is a practical option for colourful logos, detailed designs and smaller custom runs.
 

5. Dye sublimation

Sublimation is suited to compatible polyester singlets and performance garments. The design is transferred into the fabric, making it particularly useful for sportswear, team apparel and colourful designs.
 

6. Laser transfers

Laser transfers print artwork onto transfer paper, which is then heat pressed onto the garment. They are a practical option for detailed artwork and small quantities on compatible singlets and tank tops.

7. Digital full colour transfers

Digital full colour transfers reproduce multi-colour logos, gradients and detailed artwork, then apply them to the garment with a heat press. They suit small to medium orders where the design has many colours.

9. Embroidery

Embroidery stitches your logo into the garment for a textured, long-lasting finish. It works best on heavier garments and small designs such as a left chest logo, while lightweight singlets are generally better suited to printing.

10. Foil printing

Foil printing applies a metallic finish to selected parts of a design using heat. It suits logos, lettering and accents on gym, event and premium merchandise where you want the design to stand out.