Your design here
Design it right now
Classic Tee — with YOUR design on it
Upload art, type text, or let the AI design it — live preview, no minimums, pay over time, ships in 5–9 days.
Split eligible US orders into 4 interest-free payments with Shop Pay
🎨 Put my design on this →Gildan 5000 · 100% cotton · 5.0–5.3 oz/yd² (170-180 g/m²) · blank sourced from Honduras · printed in the USA network · ships 5–9 days
Order to current headcount and reorder as people join - with no minimum and a permanent logo file on record, a single polo ordered next year matches the batch from this year. Ready to start? healthcare and clinic uniforms.
Why does over-ordering not solve turnover?
Because you cannot predict sizes. Buying spare pieces means guessing which sizes future hires will need, and the guess is usually wrong in the specific way that leaves you with three extra larges and no smalls. Storing apparel for hypothetical staff is capital sitting in a cupboard.
What makes reordering reliable?
The spec being fixed rather than re-negotiated. Logo file, flattened thread colours and placement coordinates stay on record, so a reorder is a repeat rather than a fresh job. That is what allows a piece ordered eighteen months later to be indistinguishable from the original.
How does this compare to a uniform service?
A rental service handles laundering and replacement and charges a recurring fee for it, which suits large operations with heavy soiling. For a clinic where the branded layer is a polo or a warm-up jacket rather than heavily soiled workwear, buying and reordering individually is usually cheaper and gives you control over the garment itself.
A practical approach
- Order to current headcount, not to a forecast
- Reorder one piece per new hire as they start
- Keep the spec on file rather than re-supplying artwork each time
- Replace on wear rather than on a schedule
Is there really no minimum order?
None. One piece is a real order at normal pricing with no small-order surcharge. Traditional printers set minimums because screen printing and machine embroidery both carry a fixed per-job setup cost that has to be spread across enough pieces to be worth doing. Print-on-demand production has no per-job setup, so the reason for the minimum simply does not exist - which is why ordering one to check it before committing the budget is the standard advice here.
How does bulk pricing work?
It applies itself in the cart. Twenty or more of the same item takes 20% off, fifty takes 25%, and two hundred takes 30%. There is no quote form, no promo code and no sales call - the cart is the quote, so you can see the final per-piece number before anyone pays. Because these are print-on-demand costs rather than screen-printing setup, the discount is an honest reduction on the listed price instead of a marked-up retail figure being walked back.
Where to go next
Front-desk polos and warm-up jackets are the two pieces worth getting right first. See which layer to brand.
See the merch in real life
Real garments, printed and embroidered to order.
Frequently asked questions
Should I over-order for future hires?
No. You cannot predict sizes, and stored apparel is capital sitting in a cupboard.
Will a reorder match?
Yes. Logo file, thread colours and placement stay on record permanently.
Is there a minimum?
No minimum. One polo for one new hire is a real order.
How does this compare to a uniform rental service?
Rental suits heavy soiling at scale. For a branded polo or warm-up jacket, buying and reordering is usually cheaper.
Do you make scrubs?
No. We make the branded layer over them.
How fast does a reorder ship?
5-9 business days, the same as any order.
Pay-in-4 may be available for eligible US orders at checkout.
Or start with the art: free AI design tool + all free tools →
