Custom T-Shirts

Butter Prints offers digital transfer (DTF) and direct to garment (DTG) printing in Singapore. The right method for your tees depends on the artwork, the garment and the quantity, and we recommend one when we quote.

Prepare the file with the artwork checklist, then send the artwork, garment model and colour, print positions, the quantity you need and your date through the quote form. Plain tee prices on this page are for the blank tee, and listed printed designs carry their own price. Your requested quantity and the complete printed price are confirmed in the quote.

Butter Prints prints T-shirts for company staff and events in Singapore. Past orders on our recent work board include Wok Hey staff tees, Scoot crew tees and Scoot henley uniforms, shown as examples of our work.

For a quote, send the garment and colour, the total quantity with a size breakdown, your logo and print positions, the artwork and your date through the quote form.

Three cotton tees from the list below, compared from their product pages. They differ mainly in fabric weight and in the sizes each catalogue lists.

Options vary by model and sometimes by colour, so check your model and colour on its product page. On the two Gildan tees, fibre content varies by colour, so a listed GSM does not mean every colour has the same fibre content. Check fit on the size charts and prepare the file with the artwork checklist. Then send the model, colour, sizes, artwork, print positions and quantity through the quote form, and we confirm the print method and printed price for that blank in the quote.

class or event?

Choose cotton or drifit, then decide the print positions and the number of colours. Planning for a class or CCA? Read the class T-shirt guide. Preparing the design? Use the artwork checklist. Comparing fabric weights? Read what GSM means.