Personalised Hoodies & Sweatshirts
Design your own hoodie: pick the garment and colour, upload a logo or type your text, and see a free proof before anything is pressed. Personalised hoodie printing here is DTF transfer and heat-press vinyl — we do not screen print or embroider — so there is no minimum order and a one-off costs the same per print as a leavers' run. Hoodies in the UK are posted free; London E1 collection is free too.
Do you print one-off orders?
Yes — most products have a single-unit minimum with no batch or quote required. A few sticker products are sold as packs (the pack size and minimum are stated on the product page).
Can I collect from London?
Yes. Same-day collection from our E1 5LQ workshop is free if you order before 11am.
What file format do you need for the logo?
Vector files (SVG, AI, EPS, PDF) print best. PNG/JPG at 300 dpi at full size also works. We proof every file before printing — if your file would print badly, we let you know first.
Do you offer bulk pricing?
Yes — most products have automatic discounts from 10+ units. For 100+ units, contact us for a custom quote.
How long does delivery take?
Standard UK delivery is 3–4 working days after dispatch (free on every order). Next-day UK from £12. Same-day London collection is free.
5 products
300gsm pullover hoodie with your logo or design printed front, back or both. 22 colours, XS to 6XL, single-hoodie minimum.
Heavier 350gsm pullover hoodie for winter workwear and merch, printed with your logo. Black, Heather Grey, Navy, Royal.
Children's 300gsm pullover hoodie with your logo or design — school clubs, teams, parties. 21 colours, 2 to 13 years.
Softer 280gsm ringspun-cotton-rich hoodie, enzyme washed, in 30 colours — the merch-grade option, printed with your design.
Full-zip 300gsm hoodie with your logo — left chest, back or both. 12 colours, XS to 3XL, single-hoodie minimum.
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Personalised hoodies: what to decide before you order
Custom printed hoodies are the most-reordered thing we make after mic covers, because a hoodie gets worn for years. The decisions that matter are the garment, the print method and the artwork. Here is how we make them.
The hoodies we print on
We stock five styles, chosen because they print well and hold up to washing:
- Classic pullover hoodie: the all-rounder for teams, societies and merch, in a wide colour range.
- Heavyweight hoodie: thicker fleece with a boxier fit, the one streetwear brands ask for.
- Full-zip hoodie: for staff and clubs who take it on and off all day. Left-chest and back prints work best because the zip splits a centre design.
- Premium ringspun hoodie: softer, lighter and a slimmer cut, for brands where the garment is the product.
- Children's hoodie: schools, clubs, dance groups and family sets.
Each listing shows its own size run and colours. Mixed sizes and colours in one order are normal, and the per-hoodie price is set by the total quantity, not by how many of each size you pick.
How the print is made
We print hoodies two ways, and only two. DTF (direct-to-film) transfer prints your full-colour artwork onto a film, which is heat-pressed into the fleece; it handles photos, gradients and fine detail, and it is the method behind every multi-colour hoodie we sell. Heat-press vinyl cuts solid-colour shapes and lettering from a coloured film; it gives a crisp, slightly raised finish that suits names, numbers and single-colour logos. We do not screen print, embroider or DTG, so there are no screens to make, no setup fees and no minimum: one hoodie costs the single price and a hundred cost the hundred price.
Front, back, sleeve, hood
A left-chest logo is the standard print position and the one included in the base price. A large back print, a sleeve run of text or a print across the hood are added as a second side; on hoodies that is a flat extra per garment, shown on the product page as soon as you pick "both sides". Names on the back of leavers and team hoodies count as part of the back print, with every name different at no extra charge: send the list and we match it to sizes.
Artwork that prints well on fleece
Fleece has texture, so very thin lines and tiny text soften slightly. Keep lettering above about 8 mm high and lines above 1 mm, and the print stays sharp wash after wash. A vector file (SVG, PDF, AI, EPS) is ideal; a transparent PNG at 300 dpi works. Dark hoodies take light and bright colours best; a black logo on a navy hoodie technically prints but is hard to see, and we will say so on the proof rather than let it go through.
Washing and wear
Wash inside out at 30 °C, do not tumble dry hot and do not iron over the print. Treated that way, DTF and vinyl prints keep their colour and edges through a season of weekly washing, which is the test a team hoodie has to pass. If a print ever fails under normal washing, tell us and we reprint it.
Pricing and quantities
Each hoodie listing shows a single-unit price and the automatic discounts that apply as the quantity rises; the saving table on the product page updates as you change quantity, print sides and colour. Because there is no setup cost, splitting an order into two smaller ones costs nothing extra, which suits societies and clubs that collect orders in rounds. For 50 or more, or for a mix of hoodies and t-shirts, ask for a quote and we price the whole kit together.
Lead times
You get a free digital proof before anything is pressed. After approval, production is one to two working days, with a paid next-day option for a deadline, and free standard UK delivery that takes three to four working days after dispatch. Orders can also be collected from our workshop at 18 Spelman Street, London E1. If you have a date, tell us at the quote stage and we plan the job around it. There is more on the London service, including the areas we deliver to by hand, on the hoodie printing London page.