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I need some custom printed cycling tops.
I don't want the MAMIL skin tight look, more short sleeve downhill type tops.
I'm looking for someone who will print in small quantities - no more than 4.
Which company would you recommend?


 
Posted : 15/06/2020 3:40 pm
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anyone?


 
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For that size of order you may be better off just buying standard sports t-shirts from Decathlon or such like and getting them printed at your local screen printers.


 
Posted : 15/06/2020 10:45 pm
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Aren't techy fabric tops a sod to print on?

Vaguely remember this coming up with the Gnarpoon T shirts bitd.


 
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Ally at Ride It Clothing is your man. Highly recommended.

He's had a brief COVID19 hiatus as a supplier went bust, but back in action with a new fabric supplier now.

There's a contact form for custom enquiries here:

https://www.rideitclothing.com/


 
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You need a dye-sublimation process where the design is printed onto a polyester fabric if you want something decent-looking. Printing onto finished garments isn't as good and screen printing isn't really suitable for synthetic fabrics.

There are companies like Champion Systems who do this stuff.


 
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There are companies like Champion Systems who do this stuff.

We use Champion Systems for our club kit and they've been good.


 
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Bit of a bump on this.

Any other recommendations for 'one offs'?


 
Posted : 07/07/2020 8:20 pm