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Choosing shirts

T-shirts are the default for fun runs, staff parties and volunteer crews, while collared and button-up shirts tend to do the daily work as a uniform. Both show up in this category, so begin by deciding whether you're buying a souvenir people wear on weekends or something your team puts on every morning. The answer changes what's worth paying for.

Sizing is where shirt orders get messy. Collect real sizes before you order rather than guessing at a spread, and think about whether your group needs a unisex cut, a women's fit or both. Leave a few extras for the person who joins next month. If fit is a worry, a single decorated sample lets someone try it on before the whole team commits.

Placement deserves a moment as well. A left-chest logo looks tidy and works in client-facing roles; a big print across the back suits events, where people read you from behind in a lineup. Each product page lists the decoration method and imprint area, and detailed artwork can look different depending on the method, so check it against your logo.