Brighton has been a seaside favourite since the Prince Regent built the Royal Pavilion, and Brighton and Hove became a city in 2000. Today it is known for independent shops in the Lanes and North Laine, a busy digital and creative scene, and a calendar of festivals that runs from the Brighton Festival and Fringe in May to Pride in the summer. From the Lanes to Hove, we print and embroider clothing and brand merchandise for local labels, venues and event teams, and we help you get the artwork right before anything goes on press.
Independent shops, artists and makers around North Laine and the Lanes sell their own designs to locals and visitors alike. Short runs of DTF printed t-shirts from 8 units let you test a design first, and specialist inks such as puff and metallic help a range stand out on a crowded rail.
From the Brighton Festival and Fringe to Pride, The Great Escape and the Brighton Marathon, the city has events all year. Printed t-shirts and tote bags work as both crew clothing and merch to sell on the day.
Hotels, cafés, bars and restaurants along the seafront and in Hove need uniforms that stay smart through a busy season. Embroidered polos, aprons and hospitality workwear keep a team looking consistent.
Launching a clothing label from a local studio? Our relabelling service replaces the original neck labels with your own, which makes a printed blank feel like a finished product on a shop rail or a market stall. Plenty of our customers here want their clothing made responsibly too, so we print on ranges such as Stanley/Stella and can suggest eco friendly merchandise to sit alongside it.
For festivals, Pride groups and charity runs, bulk printed t-shirts help volunteers, stewards and runners stand out. Our guide to bulk event t-shirt printing covers sizing a large crew, and if you share the event date with your enquiry we will schedule the printing to suit.
Digital agencies, studios and start ups around the city centre and New England House like to give new starters and clients something useful. Branded notepads, pens and mugs turn a welcome pack into something people keep on their desk. At the University of Sussex and the University of Brighton, societies pick up hoodies and sweatshirts at the start of each year, and embroidery stands up to a full year of lectures, sport and nights out.
Yes. Every order goes out by tracked, insured courier, whether it is heading to Brighton and Hove or elsewhere in Sussex, such as Worthing, Shoreham, Lewes or Eastbourne.
Most orders are ready six to seven business days after you approve the artwork. If the Fringe or Pride is only days away, ask about express printing, which can turn garments around in 24 or 48 hours.
Yes. We print crew t-shirts, merch to sell and tote bags for festivals, Pride groups and charity events. Tell us your event date when you order and we will plan the turnaround around it.
Yes. Plenty of local brands want lower impact clothing, and we print on organic cotton and recycled blends, including Stanley/Stella styles. Tell us your budget and we will suggest the most sustainable garment that fits it.
For a first run of a few designs, DTF or DTG printing from 8 units keeps the outlay low. Once a design sells, screen printing from 20 units per design gives the best value and the most durable finish.
Festival season on the south coast moves fast, and if your date is creeping up our express department can turn garments around in 24 to 48 hours. Send the artwork as early as you can so we can book the press time and courier, and ring us rather than emailing so nothing sits in an inbox.
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