Stag & Hen Do T-Shirts

Stag and hen do t-shirt printing

A stag or hen do t-shirt is meant to be seen, and often meant to embarrass the groom or bride a little along the way. We print stag and hen shirts using DTF, which handles a photo upload, a joke slogan or a full-colour design just as clearly as a simple text print, with no large minimum order for a group of six or twenty.

Who orders stag and hen shirts

Usually it's the best man, maid of honour or a friend organising on behalf of the group, ordering shirts to be worn on the day or weekend itself, sometimes with a different design for the groom or bride than for the rest of the group.

Design ideas for stag and hen shirts

• Embarrassing photo print — an old or unflattering photo of the groom or bride printed large on the back, a genuine stag and hen classic.
• Groom's Crew / Bride's Squad text — simple bold text with each person's name or role underneath.
• Retro football kit style — names and squad numbers laid out like a football shirt, popular for stag groups.
• Destination or date print — the location and date of the do added to the design as a keepsake as well as a group-identifier.

What to confirm before you order

Send us the photo or design idea, the full list of names if each shirt is personalised, garment colours and sizes, and the date of the stag or hen do. If the groom or bride's shirt is different from the rest of the group, flag that clearly so it isn't printed the same as everyone else's by mistake.

Booking around a fixed date

A stag or hen do date can't move, so it's worth ordering as soon as the design and names are agreed rather than leaving it to the final week. Tell us your date when you enquire and we'll confirm honestly what turnaround is realistic, rather than promising a rush job we can't deliver.

Choosing a shirt style for your group

A standard t-shirt works for most stag and hen groups, but some prefer vests for a summer or beach-based do, or a slightly heavier shirt for a weekend where it might also be worn as a going-out top later in the evening. It's also worth deciding whether every shirt is identical or whether the groom or bride gets a different colour or design to stand out from the group, both are common and mostly come down to personal preference rather than one being more "correct" than the other. If the group is mixed in size (adults and a few younger family members, for example), let us know so sizing covers everyone properly.

Sizes for a mixed group

Stag and hen groups are rarely all one size, so it's worth collecting sizes from everyone attending rather than ordering a guessed spread, particularly if the shirts are a surprise for the groom or bride and someone else is confirming sizes on their behalf. If you're not sure of someone's size, a rough estimate with room to size up is safer than assuming too small.