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Plain V-neck tees, unprinted, sold by the piece. No minimum. For your own design printed on these, see custom V-neck t-shirts.
What we stock
Unisex V-necks in soft ringspun cotton. Women's V-necks with a deeper neckline and a fitted cut. Core colors in black, white, heather grey, navy, and a rotating set of seasonals.
Why choose a V-neck
A V-neck reads less like a uniform than a crew neck, which is the whole reason people pick it. For boutique retail, salons, restaurants, and anywhere you want staff to look put together rather than badged, it is the more flattering option. It also layers better under a jacket or an open shirt, because the collar does not show. The trade off is that it is a harder garment to print well, and a badly placed V-neck print looks worse than a badly placed crew print. That is worth two minutes of planning.
Printing on a V-neck
The neckline is the constraint, and it is a real one. Start the design lower than you would on a crew neck. A graphic placed at standard crew height runs into the V and looks crowded. Avoid text near the top edge, since the neckline curve fights straight horizontal type and the eye catches the mismatch. Circular and centered designs work best because they follow the V instead of arguing with it. Press with the neckline pulled flat. A V stretches under the platen more easily than a crew, and a stretched neckline stays stretched. Left chest is the safe placement for staff and corporate apparel, and it sidesteps the problem entirely.
Sizing and care
Unisex V-necks run close to a standard crew in the body. Women's V-necks run fitted and short, so a boutique customer between sizes usually wants a size up. Wash cold, inside out, no fabric softener, tumble dry low or hang. V-necks lose their shape at the point of the V faster than crews do, and hot drying is the main cause.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a minimum?
No. One shirt is fine.
Where should the print sit?
Roughly two to three inches below the bottom point of the V. Lower than you would place it on a crew neck.
Do women's V-necks run small?
Yes, fitted and short in the body. Size up for a relaxed fit.
Can you print these for me?
Yes. See custom V-neck t-shirts.
Can I pick up locally?
Yes, at 12218 Jones Rd., Unit J, Cypress, TX 77070.
Plain V-neck tees, unprinted, sold by the piece. No minimum. For your own design printed on these, see custom V-neck t-shirts.
What we stock
Unisex V-necks in soft ringspun cotton. Women's V-necks with a deeper neckline and a fitted cut. Core colors in black, white, heather grey, navy, and a rotating set of seasonals.
Why choose a V-neck
A V-neck reads less like a uniform than a crew neck, which is the whole reason people pick it. For boutique retail, salons, restaurants, and anywhere you want staff to look put together rather than badged, it is the more flattering option. It also layers better under a jacket or an open shirt, because the collar does not show. The trade off is that it is a harder garment to print well, and a badly placed V-neck print looks worse than a badly placed crew print. That is worth two minutes of planning.
Printing on a V-neck
The neckline is the constraint, and it is a real one. Start the design lower than you would on a crew neck. A graphic placed at standard crew height runs into the V and looks crowded. Avoid text near the top edge, since the neckline curve fights straight horizontal type and the eye catches the mismatch. Circular and centered designs work best because they follow the V instead of arguing with it. Press with the neckline pulled flat. A V stretches under the platen more easily than a crew, and a stretched neckline stays stretched. Left chest is the safe placement for staff and corporate apparel, and it sidesteps the problem entirely.
Sizing and care
Unisex V-necks run close to a standard crew in the body. Women's V-necks run fitted and short, so a boutique customer between sizes usually wants a size up. Wash cold, inside out, no fabric softener, tumble dry low or hang. V-necks lose their shape at the point of the V faster than crews do, and hot drying is the main cause.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a minimum?
No. One shirt is fine.
Where should the print sit?
Roughly two to three inches below the bottom point of the V. Lower than you would place it on a crew neck.
Do women's V-necks run small?
Yes, fitted and short in the body. Size up for a relaxed fit.
Can you print these for me?
Yes. See custom V-neck t-shirts.
Can I pick up locally?
Yes, at 12218 Jones Rd., Unit J, Cypress, TX 77070.
