Brisbane Custom Hi-Vis Workwear Printing: Long Sleeves, Polo Shirts Announced

Mar 1, 2023

Custom T Shirt Printing Online (0422-442-029), has expanded its services for custom-printed Hi-Vis Workwear for tradespeople. The company serves Brisbane and the suburbs of North Lakes, Narangba, Burpengary, Redcliffe, Griffin, Kallangur, Scarborough, Clontarf, and Sandgate.

Stafford Heights, Australia - March 1, 2023 /PressCable/ —

The Brisbane-based company now offers tradespeople customised Hi-Vis apparel - clothing that is designed with bright colours and reflective materials to make the wearer more visible in low light or dark conditions. This type of clothing is often worn by workers in construction, transportation, and other industries where visibility is important for safety.

More information can be found at https://customtshirtprintingonline.com.au

Custom T Shirt Printing Online’s expanded service offerings include two-tone workwear vests, jackets, T-shirts and singlets. The full protection shirts can be either long sleeves or short Polo shirts in a range of colours. The Brisbane company features leading popular brands such as Gildan, Ramo, Bis Collection, and Australian Stitch.

The market for Hi-Vis Workwear in Australia is estimated to be worth approximately AU$300 million and is expected to keep growing at an annual rate of about 5% over the next few years. This growth is driven by a number of factors such as an increasing focus on safety in the workplace, rising demand for protective clothing in hazardous industries, and a growing number of businesses introducing safety regulations. Several studies - by the University of Leeds and NIOSH for example - have concluded that Hi-Vis workwear is associated with a significant reduction in the number and severity of accidents and injuries in the workplace.

Custom T Shirt Printing Online specialises in helping local companies to get their gear with logos printed for branding. It maintains in-house branding professionals who can assist both established businesses and startups.

Depending on the fabric of the selected garments and the intended design, the firm typically uses the decoration method of either heat transfer or embroidery. The heat transfer method allows them to create the exact image requested onto a very thin film, before being heat pressed and transferred onto the chosen apparel.

Artwork can be sent by email, with specific instructions as to what is needed on the customer’s T-shirts or garments. Turnaround time is 2 weeks, including complete service from artwork to printing and embroidery.

One recent customer echoed most of the others, commenting: “Great service I am very happy with the outcome of the work and will be using again in the future. Claude is professional and with clear communication made it a seamless transaction. Thank you for your work.”

Interested parties can learn more at https://customtshirtprintingonline.com.au/page/tshirt-decoration-services/trade-workwear

Contact Info:
Name: Claude Fullinfaw
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Organization: Custom T Shirt Printing Online
Address: 12 Mumbil Street Stafford Heights, Stafford Heights, QLD 4053, Australia
Phone: +61-422-442-029
Website: https://customtshirtprintingonline.com.au

Source: PressCable

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