Ao Thun TEES Offers Range Of T-Shirt Uniforms
May 14, 2020
Ao Thun TEES provides a wide range of t-shirts, hoodies, hats, jackets, and sweaters for events. They offer uniforms for companies, schools, and colleges.
Hochiminh, Vietnam - May 13, 2020 / / —
Ao Thun TEES is a Vietnam-based company that offers a wide range of uniform product lines such as class uniforms, team uniforms, company uniforms, event t-shirts, friends' t-shirts, hats, uniforms, and other printing products. A company representative said that their t-shirts come in all sizes and shapes. A person can opt for no neck t-shirt to crocodile t-shirt to hoodies. People can also buy jackets, hats, polo shirts, and sweaters from Ao Thun Tees. This company also prints images, contents, logos on uniforms, uniform t-shirts with a variety of materials and designs. To meet the people's expectations, Ao Thun Tees uses almost all types of embroidery printing that are available in the market, such as heat-press, printing, vinyl (decal) silkscreen, computer embroidery, digital printing to bring the complete experience to customers.
They have a wide range of materials that they use to make their class t-shirts. These materials are organic cotton, crocodile cotton, fish skin, elastic fabric, spandex, and much more. Their latest collection of the beautiful uniform t-shirt is for companies such as Binh Minh Seafood Development Co. Ltd, VietHealthy Transviet, Transport Trading Company Limited No. 89, Teresa Charity Foundation uniform t-shirt, Phuc Long bus service uniform, DHL Vietnam Express T-shirt, uniform for courier company HTL and much more. There is a long list of businesses and groups that has been accompanying TEES on the way to green, strong, and prosperous development. Bosch, Manulife, RMIT University, and UN Women are few of the many companies.
They offer a range of friends' t-shirt and class t-shirts. And they have also made t-shirts for events such as Connecting Vietyouth (CVY) 2017, safe step t-shirts for the United Nations in Vietnam, Earth Hour 2017. They have also made company t-shirts for Total Companies on its trip to Phu Quoc Island in 2016. To more about the t-shirts that Ao Thun Tees offer, you should visit https://aothuntees.com
About the Company:
Ao Thun TEES is a Vietnam based company that provides a wide range of t-shirts. TEES T-shirts were established in 2013 with the simple goal of providing uniform t-shirts for students in Ho Chi Minh City, but today they make t-shirts for events, various companies, uniforms for firms, schools, and colleges. They also offer printing technology to businesses and supply fashion products in Vietnam. They are top customized clothes providing in Vietnam. They complete the order in a given time. They use green technology to save energy and protect the environment. Their main aim is to contribute to the good of society with awareness, finance, and effort.
Contact Details:
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AoThunTees
Twitter: https://twitter.com/AothunTees
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ao.thun.tees/
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/aothuntees/
Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/aothuntees/
Contact Info:
Name: Archie Serpent
Email: Send Email
Organization: Ao Thun TEES
Phone: +84 911288883
Website: https://aothuntees.com
Source:
Release ID: 88957329
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