Corporate T-Shirt Printing

Corporate t-shirt printing in London

A branded t-shirt is one of the simplest ways for a business to look consistent at a trade show, a staff away day, a product launch or just around the office. Star Printers prints corporate t-shirts at our Tooting shop using DTF (direct-to-film), which reproduces a logo cleanly whether it's a single flat colour or a full-colour, multi-tone design, and works just as well for five shirts as it does for two hundred.

Who orders corporate t-shirts

We print for marketing teams building merchandise for a launch or exhibition stand, small businesses wanting simple staff branding, agencies producing shirts for a client event, and offices ordering a batch for a summer social or staff away day. None of these need a large order to make sense: a startup ordering ten shirts for a trade show gets the same setup process and per-shirt quality as a larger corporate order.

Design ideas for corporate t-shirts

• Left-chest logo — a smaller, understated placement that reads as smart rather than promotional, suited to client-facing staff or office wear.
• Full-back logo or slogan — better visibility at an event or exhibition where people see your team from a distance across a hall.
• Two-tone design on a coloured garment — a logo printed in white or a single accent colour on a dark shirt often looks cleaner than a busy full-colour print for everyday office wear.
• Department or role text — small text under the logo (e.g. "Events Team", "Crew") to make staff easy to identify at a busy event.

What to confirm before you order

The main things we need are your logo file (vector or high-resolution), garment colour and sizes for each person, and your quantity and deadline. If departments or roles need slightly different wording, tell us upfront so it's built into the order rather than handled as a late change. For a recurring order, we keep your logo and setup on file, so reordering for new starters or a top-up batch later is quick and consistent with your existing shirts.

Turnaround for corporate orders

Straightforward logo orders are often ready same-day or next-day once artwork and sizes are confirmed. Larger orders, multiple garment colours, or a design that needs proofing first take a little longer, so call ahead with your numbers and event date rather than assuming a same-day turnaround for a large or complex order.

Choosing the right garment for your office

A t-shirt reads as casual, suited to a startup, a warehouse team or a relaxed office culture, while a polo shirt gives a smarter, more client-facing look for reception staff, account managers or anyone meeting customers face to face. Many businesses order both: t-shirts for a warehouse or event crew, polos for front-of-house staff, using the same logo across each so the branding stays consistent even though the garment differs. Fabric weight matters too, a heavier 180-200gsm cotton holds its shape better over repeated washing than a very lightweight shirt, which matters if the garment is meant to last a full season of wear rather than a single event.

Sizes and fit for a mixed office

An office order usually spans a wider size range than a single event group, so collecting sizes individually rather than guessing based on a standard spread avoids shirts that don't fit and need reordering. Unisex sizing works for most corporate orders, but if your team prefers fitted or women's-cut styles alongside standard unisex, tell us when you order so both are included in the same batch rather than as an afterthought.