About Shirtcity.co.uk - design your shirt

Shirtcity's current UK storefront offers printed products, with T-shirts, hoodies, aprons and baby bodysuits among its browsing categories. Shoppers can explore existing designs or the options for creating a personalised product. These are separate choices: the artwork and the garment or other item carrying it both need review. Start with the product format, then compare the available colour, dimensions and material information before deciding how the design will be presented.

Printed garments and designs at Shirtcity

For a T-shirt or hoodie, use the current size guidance and the selected garment's description. A design available on several products does not mean those products share identical measurements or fabrics. Consider the intended fit and the care instructions, especially where the print affects washing guidance. Confirm the chosen colour as part of the actual order rather than relying only on a sample image.

Choosing a product format

Aprons and other formats need their own dimensions and construction checks. Look at the fastening or adjustment information where supplied, and establish the exact quantity included. A displayed design category can contain several different products. For baby clothing, review the selected size and manufacturer's product information rather than assuming the category provides one standard age-based fit.

Artwork, text and personalisation

Personalised artwork or text should be checked before an order is confirmed. Review spelling, placement, print size and any preview or proofing information offered. Only use material you have permission to reproduce. The ability to submit a design does not establish permission to copy somebody else's image, and a preview should be assessed against the selected product and print area.

Sizes and UK ordering information

When considering a Shirtcity discount code, confirm the UK store, eligible product format and current offer conditions. Compare the final price with production and delivery information, and review the terms for personalised goods. Keep the chosen product, size, colour and design details with the order record. That makes enquiries about a print or an additional matching item clearer than referring only to the artwork name.