Custom Merchandise

Branded merchandise that doesn’t end up at the back of a drawer. We print on garments and gifting products that people actually use — built to survive a wash cycle and a Mumbai monsoon.

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T-Shirts

Sport-day shirts, employee uniforms, college fest tees, return-gifts, fundraising tees.

Garment options:

• Cotton round-neck
• Cotton polo (collared)
• Drifit / nylon sports
• Premium combed cotton

Print methods:

• Heat transfer (vinyl) — cheapest, sharpest for solid logos, 1–4 colours

• Sublimation — only on polyester

• DTF (direct-to-film) — full-colour, photographic detail, fine gradients, on any colour fabric

• Screen printing — best feel + durability for runs over 100, single/few colours

• Embroidery — premium look for polos, caps; logos under 10×10 cm work best

• Sizes: all sizes available

• Colours: regular / running colours available

• Turnaround: 4–7 days

Mugs

Office gifting, return gifts, café merch, founder-photo mugs, company-anniversary gifts.

Mug types:

• Standard ceramic white — 11 oz, sublimation print
• Magic mug (colour change) — black turns to white when hot drink poured
• Premium ceramic black — sublimation on inside or handle area

Print methods: Sublimation (full-colour, dishwasher-safe)

Customisation: photo + name combos, full wraparound prints

• Turnaround: 2-3 working days
• Minimum: 10 mugs

Common questions

Can I order just 5 t-shirts for a small event? Yes — DTF and heat transfer let us print from 10 pieces. For 5 pieces or less, unit cost rises sharply but we can still do it.

Will the print survive washing? DTF and screen print: 30+ wash cycles if washed inside-out in cold water. Heat transfer: 20+ cycles. Sublimation (on polyester): 50+ cycles, basically permanent.

What to send us

• Logo / artwork in PDF / AI / CDR / 300 DPI PNG
• Garment colour and size breakdown (e.g. 20× M black, 15× L black, 10× XL white)
• Quantity and event date (so we plan turnaround buffer)
• Reference photos of similar merch you like

Print colour disclaimer

The final print colour may differ from what you see on a phone or laptop screen. Screens display colours in RGB; print uses CMYK inks on paper. We always recommend approving a physical proof for colour-critical work.