Minimal & type
New Era Tree
A glowing low-poly tree rising from a neon hologram, with SOFT PRO IT and “We stand for new era” beneath. Neon cyan on black, shown as a crew tee and a long sleeve.
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Custom Made Premium T-Shirts
Exclusive T-shirt designs for brands, teams, events and streetwear, printed with the method that suits your artwork best.
Request a quoteSee exclusive designsFront, back & all-overAny print placement
6 printing methodsMatched to your design
Full-colour detailPhotos, gradients & neon
Proof before printApprove the mock-up first
Custom T-shirt printing, made to order
SOFT PRO IT is a Dhaka-based IT and design company, and our custom made premium T-shirts service turns an idea into a finished garment. Whether you need a streetwear drop, matching team T-shirts, event merchandise or branded staff wear, we prepare the artwork, show you a mock-up and print it with the method that suits your design and fabric.
Tell us the design, quantity and deadline and we will recommend DTF, DTG, sublimation, screen printing, heat transfer vinyl or embroidery. If you do not have artwork yet, our graphic design team can create it. Contact us for a quote, browse our portfolio, or see our custom mug printing for matching gifts.
Exclusive T-shirt designs
A look at some of the design concepts we create. Every design is customised with your artwork, slogan or brand and can be adapted to your colours. Select a design to view it larger.
Minimal & type
New Era Tree – Royal Blue
The glowing low-poly tree and SOFT PRO IT lettering in bright cyan on a royal blue tee, with sparkles and a light-ring base.
Minimal & type
New Era Tree – White
A deeper-toned version of the tree in navy and cyan with blue SOFT PRO IT lettering, made to stand out on a clean white tee.
Minimal & type
Believe
Vertical neon-teal lettering down one side of a black tee. Simple, bold and easy to print in bulk.
Streetwear
Neon Red Sneaker
A glowing red sneaker artwork with dripping neon streaks on a jet-black tee. A loud, high-contrast streetwear piece.
All-over print
Roaring Tiger
An ink-wash tiger that runs across the front and sleeve, printed edge to edge on a white tee.
Streetwear
Samurai: A Thorny Road
An oversized back-print tee with a red-and-black samurai and Japanese-style typography.
Minimal & type
Faith & Butterfly
An oversized white tee with tonal butterfly textures, a gothic script slogan and sleeve prints. Hover to see the back print.
All-over print
First of Many
A galaxy-splatter astronaut spills across the front and sleeve, with a red brush-script slogan.
Outdoor & lifestyle
Hiking Never Gets Old
An illustrated trail scene framed by retro banners. A natural fit for hiking clubs and outdoor teams.
Minimal & type
Shhh
A clean one-colour silhouette in white on black. High contrast and quick to reproduce.
Streetwear
Savage Wolf
A distressed wolf portrait with red claw slashes and vertical lettering on a black tee.
Outdoor & lifestyle
Escape & Breathe
A photographic silhouette with distressed edges, shown on a navy crew tee and a long-sleeve tee. Hover for the long-sleeve view.
All-over print
Cool Monkey
A playful all-over teal print of a sneaker-wearing monkey with a boombox, from collar to hem.
Designs shown are concepts and mock-ups. Final colours can vary slightly with the garment, fabric and printing method.
T-shirt printing methods
Different artwork, fabrics and quantities call for different techniques. Here is how each method works and where it shines.
DTF and DTG printing in pictures
DTF printer with powder shaker
A DTF printer lays down colour and a white layer on clear film. The powder unit then coats the print with hot-melt adhesive before it is cured.
Printed DTF transfer films
Finished transfers sit on clear film until they are heat-pressed onto the garment, ready to peel away once the press is done.
DTG printer
A direct-to-garment printer prints water-based ink straight into a tee held flat on its platen, ideal for detailed, photo-style artwork.
Compare printing methods
DTF (Direct-to-Film)
Artwork and a white layer are printed on clear film, coated with hot-melt powder, cured, then heat-pressed onto the garment and peeled away.
- Best for
- Full-colour designs on any garment colour; cotton, polyester and blends.
- Finish
- A soft, flexible, slightly stretchy layer with vivid colour.
- Care
- Turn inside out, wash cool to warm and avoid ironing directly on the print.
DTG (Direct-to-Garment)
Water-based ink is printed straight into the fabric by a garment printer. Dark garments get a white base layer first.
- Best for
- Photographic detail and gradients, especially on 100% cotton tees.
- Finish
- Very soft feel, because the ink sits in the fibres.
- Care
- Wash inside out in cold water and avoid bleach.
Sublimation (all-over)
Dye-sublimation ink is transferred with heat into polyester fibres, so the colour becomes part of the fabric.
- Best for
- Edge-to-edge all-over prints on white or light polyester fabric.
- Finish
- No raised layer at all, with bright, seamless colour.
- Care
- Wash cool and inside out. It does not work on dark or 100% cotton fabric.
Screen printing
Ink is pushed through a mesh stencil, one colour per screen, to build up a bold, opaque design.
- Best for
- Large quantities of one design; bold logos in one to four colours.
- Finish
- Solid, opaque colour with a slightly raised ink layer.
- Care
- Hard-wearing. Wash inside out for the longest life.
Heat transfer vinyl (HTV)
Designs are cut from coloured vinyl sheets and pressed onto the fabric with heat and pressure.
- Best for
- Names, numbers, simple shapes and single-colour slogans.
- Finish
- Smooth matte or glossy finish; glitter and reflective vinyl are also available.
- Care
- Wash inside out and never iron directly on the vinyl.
Embroidery
A machine stitches thread into the fabric from a digitised version of your logo.
- Best for
- Logos on polos, caps and uniforms where a premium look matters.
- Finish
- Textured, raised stitches with a high-end feel.
- Care
- Very durable. Wash inside out; best for small and medium-sized designs.
Which method should I choose?
Full colour on a dark tee→DTF or DTG
A photo on a 100% cotton tee→DTG
All-over on light polyester→Sublimation
A big run of a simple logo→Screen printing
Names and numbers→HTV
A premium logo on polos or caps→Embroidery
T-shirt styles & garments
Pick the garment that fits the occasion. Ask us if you need a style or size that is not listed.
Classic crew neckOversized / drop-shoulderLong sleevePolo shirtHoodie & sweatshirtKids sizesSports jerseyCap & tote bag
How custom T-shirt printing works
From first idea to finished T-shirts in five simple steps.
- 1
Share your idea
Send your artwork, slogan or inspiration, the tee style and the quantity you need.
- 2
We design it
Our design team prepares the artwork and a digital mock-up on your T-shirt.
- 3
Approve the proof
Review the mock-up, request changes and approve the final look.
- 4
Print & press
We print with the right method, heat-press it and check every piece.
- 5
Pack & deliver
Tees are folded, packed and sent to you or straight to your team.
Print placement & artwork guide
Where the print goes matters as much as the design. Use the zones below to describe the placement you want.
- 1Small chest logoTypically about 8 to 10 cm wide.
- 2Full front printTypically up to about 30 × 40 cm.
- 3Sleeve printSmall logos, text or flags.
- 4Hem or side printA subtle signature detail.
- 5Full back printTypically up to about 30 × 40 cm.
- 6Back neck / napeBrand mark or size label.
Artwork tips for sharp prints
- Send a PNG with a transparent background at the final print size and 300 DPI, or a vector file (AI, SVG or PDF).
- Use light artwork on dark tees and dark artwork on light tees for the strongest contrast.
- Keep text and key details away from seams, collars and sleeve edges.
- Avoid hairline strokes and very small text; thin lines can fade after washing.
- Share brand colours as HEX or Pantone codes.
- Tell us the print size and placement you want, or ask us to suggest one.
Frequently asked questions
Which printing method is best for dark T-shirts?
DTF and DTG both work well on dark garments. DTG prints a white base layer under the colours first, while DTF prints the white layer onto the transfer film. Sublimation only works on light polyester, so it is not suitable for dark tees.
Can you print my own design or logo?
Yes. Send your artwork or just an idea and we will prepare it. A PNG with a transparent background at 300 DPI, or a vector file (AI, SVG or PDF), gives the sharpest result.
How should I wash a printed T-shirt?
Turn it inside out, wash in cool or warm water on a gentle cycle, avoid bleach and dry on low heat or hang it to dry. Do not iron directly on the print.
Will the printed colours match my screen?
Close, but not always identical. Screens use light (RGB) while printing uses ink, so very bright or neon shades can look softer on fabric, and the colour of the tee also affects the result. Check the proof, and share HEX or Pantone codes for brand colours.
Ready to design your T-shirt?
Tell us what you have in mind and how many you need, and we will suggest the best design and printing method.