Clubs and events by the river
Putney has a long connection with the river: the towpath, the clubs along it and the university Boat Race, which starts nearby. Rowing clubs, regattas and riverside events all have the same print needs in common, and the same enemy: wind and weather.
Banners that survive the riverside
A banner on a railing or boathouse wall takes plenty of wind. Choose a proper outdoor banner material, ask for hemmed edges and eyelets spaced along the edges rather than only in the corners, and fix it firmly without pulling it drum-tight. Our guide to outdoor banner eyelets, hems and materials explains what to ask for.
Flags for visibility
A beach flag or feather flag is visible across a towpath or a car park in a way a small sign isn't. A single bold logo or club name reads best at that distance. Flags work particularly well for regattas, open days and fundraising events where people need to find the right place quickly.
Wristbands and entry
For ticketed events or multi-day regattas, printed wristbands are a simple way to show who has paid or which access level someone has. They're worn all day, so a clear, simple design that survives handling works better than a detailed one.
Club kit and t-shirts
Many clubs want matching t-shirts or hoodies for members, volunteers and supporters. We print garments using DTF, which handles full-colour crests and per-person names without extra setup cost. See our sports team shirt printing page for what to confirm before ordering.
Ordering around an event date
Event dates don't move, so confirm quantities and artwork a few weeks ahead rather than the week before. Tell us the date and the site conditions, and we can advise on materials that will cope.
Getting your print done for Putney
From Putney, our Tooting shop is around 4 miles away by car, usually 20 to 21 minutes. See our Putney printing page, our beach flag, wristband and banner pages, or contact us with your event details.