Mar 13, 2023
OK T-Shirt has updated its custom DTG printing services, offering to produce personalised aprons as unique, one-off gifts or in bulk for commercial purposes.

Birmingham, United Kingdom - March 13, 2023 /PressCable/ —
The retailer’s aprons can now be completely customised, with options to add any niche design, company logo, personal image, or text to the front or main pocket.
More information is available at https://oktshirt.co.uk
OK T-Shirt’s expanded range of soft cotton aprons includes a selection of adaptable design options that make suitable gifts for family and friends. Now with slogans including ‘Barbecue Party’, ‘Fit to Grill’, ‘Ideal Chef; ‘Grill Master, and ‘Master Chef’, these aprons can be further personalised with the wearer's names or a message for them. After an order is placed, the retailer produces a preview of the design so that customers can get an approximation of what the finished garment will look like. During this process, the printing team will troubleshoot potential composition, contrast, and resolution errors so that the finished piece is as crisp and clear as possible.
A spokesperson for the company explained, “We want to make sure that the customization will look exactly the way you want it, and we do everything necessary so that your design can be printed correctly.”
Once the design is approved, they will produce the one-of-a-kind garment using a DTG (direct-to-garment) digital printing technique before thermally pressing the apron to affix the design. For black fabric, the designers will apply a white, rubber-like base before applying the ink to ensure long-lasting, vivid colour. Made of thick durable cotton, the aprons are also appropriate for commercial use in a food preparation setting by butchers, kitchen staff, and waiters. OK T-Shirt can produce custom aprons in bulk with no minimum order size, which is ideal for employers looking to give their workers a cohesive yet comfortable uniform.
About OK T-Shirt
Besides its premium cotton two-pocket aprons, the online store allows customers to personalise polo shirts, hooded sweatshirts, t-shirts, baby-grows, and kids' clothes. Based in Birmingham, the in-house team of clothing designers and textile printers can consult with customers to help them execute their vision. They have over 10 years of experience in the custom garment printing industry and have developed their DTG techniques to meet professional standards.
Interested parties can find more information at https://oktshirt.co.uk
Contact Info:
Name: MR CRISTIAN CONSTANTIN
Email: Send Email
Organization: Nick and Justin Co LTD
Address: 118 Beeches Road, Birmingham, West Midlands B42 2HQ, United Kingdom
Website: https://oktshirt.co.uk
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 89091928
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