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Your artwork on a long sleeve tee. Upload the file, pick the garment and color, approve the proof. One shirt or three hundred, with no setup fee and no charge for extra colors. Unprinted versions of the same blanks are in blank long sleeve t-shirts.
Print placements available
Front chest, the default, up to about twelve inches wide. Full back, the most room on the garment and the usual home for a large team design. Left or right sleeve, printed down the forearm, which is what makes a long sleeve worth choosing over a tee. Both sleeves, commonly used for a year, a location or a sponsor list. Back neck, for a small logo where a tag would sit. Each location is priced separately, so list all of them when you ask for a quote rather than adding them later.
Why people order long sleeves
Teams and schools order them for late autumn and winter, when a short sleeve stops being useful and a hoodie is too much. Restaurants and outdoor crews order them for sun coverage. Small brands order them because a long sleeve sells for more than a tee at nearly the same cost, and because a sleeve print is the detail that makes a shirt look designed rather than decorated.
Artwork
Send vector for logos and type (AI, EPS, SVG, PDF) or a 300 DPI PNG with a transparent background at the size you want it printed. Sleeve prints are narrow, so a design meant for a chest will not translate; vertical, narrow artwork works on a sleeve. We check every file at print size and tell you before anything is pressed.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a minimum order?
No. One shirt is a real order.
How wide can a sleeve print be?
Roughly three to four inches, and it should run down the arm rather than across it.
Which blank should I choose?
Gildan for a boxy generous fit and better value on volume, Bella + Canvas for a softer slimmer shirt at retail price points.
How long does it take?
Two to four business days after proof approval, plus shipping.
Will a reorder match?
Yes. We keep the print file and the placement measurements.
Your artwork on a long sleeve tee. Upload the file, pick the garment and color, approve the proof. One shirt or three hundred, with no setup fee and no charge for extra colors. Unprinted versions of the same blanks are in blank long sleeve t-shirts.
Print placements available
Front chest, the default, up to about twelve inches wide. Full back, the most room on the garment and the usual home for a large team design. Left or right sleeve, printed down the forearm, which is what makes a long sleeve worth choosing over a tee. Both sleeves, commonly used for a year, a location or a sponsor list. Back neck, for a small logo where a tag would sit. Each location is priced separately, so list all of them when you ask for a quote rather than adding them later.
Why people order long sleeves
Teams and schools order them for late autumn and winter, when a short sleeve stops being useful and a hoodie is too much. Restaurants and outdoor crews order them for sun coverage. Small brands order them because a long sleeve sells for more than a tee at nearly the same cost, and because a sleeve print is the detail that makes a shirt look designed rather than decorated.
Artwork
Send vector for logos and type (AI, EPS, SVG, PDF) or a 300 DPI PNG with a transparent background at the size you want it printed. Sleeve prints are narrow, so a design meant for a chest will not translate; vertical, narrow artwork works on a sleeve. We check every file at print size and tell you before anything is pressed.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a minimum order?
No. One shirt is a real order.
How wide can a sleeve print be?
Roughly three to four inches, and it should run down the arm rather than across it.
Which blank should I choose?
Gildan for a boxy generous fit and better value on volume, Bella + Canvas for a softer slimmer shirt at retail price points.
How long does it take?
Two to four business days after proof approval, plus shipping.
Will a reorder match?
Yes. We keep the print file and the placement measurements.
