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Overview

ABOUT T-SHIRTS-DIRECT

DTG-DTF Wholesale & Direct

We provide a top-notch Digital Direct to Garment (DTG) Custom T-Shirt Printing service, allowing us to print nearly any design on your t-shirt, from vibrant logos to complex gradient images. At T-shirts Direct, we offer an extensive selection of t-shirts in various colors and styles that can be customized. We have partnerships with some of the leading t-shirt brands on the market, including AS Colour and JB Wear, among others. Our commitment to customer satisfaction drives us to strive for excellence, ensuring that your experience with us is nothing short of exceptional. Anything less is unacceptable.
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60% Commercial Printing
40% Print Design

About the Team

OUR STORY
T-Shirts Direct, an Australian-owned company, specializes in sustainable custom t-shirts that merge style with environmental responsibility. Committed to sustainable fashion, they utilize eco-friendly materials, such as organic cotton and recycled fibers, and employ ethical production methods certified by OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 to ensure safety and eco-consciousness. Their environmentally friendly processes include water-based inks and efficient digital printing, minimizing waste and energy use. Partnering with socially responsible manufacturers, they prioritize fair labor practices. Offering personalized service, diverse product options, and local production, T-Shirts Direct empowers individuals and organizations to promote their brand ethically. Their mission is to deliver high-quality apparel that supports environmental sustainability, social responsibility, and a circular economy, encouraging customers to "Wear What You Believe In."
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