For 29 October, trade fairs and corporate event teams

T-Shirts

Browse models and explore product details.

About this category

Three decisions before requesting a quote

Clarify your event T-shirt quote in one enquiry

For 29 October, school or corporate events, sharing the model, size breakdown, artwork and target date together helps narrow down suitable catalogue options and prepare a feasible quote.

Use and modelChoose a crew neck or polo collar for your purpose

Specify whether the shirts are for giveaways, team visibility or staff use; compare crew-neck and polo catalogue options according to the intended duration of use.

Sizes and printingShare colours, size breakdown and print area

Provide quantities by colour and size, the logo or artwork file, front/back print positions and approximate dimensions. The suitable method is verified for the selected product.

Pricing approachProvide quantity, city and event date together

Approximate quantity, model, fabric and weight, size breakdown, printing details, delivery city and target date affect pricing. A project-specific quote is prepared instead of relying on fixed assumptions.

Request an event T-shirt quote Read the trade fair and event guide

Printed event T-shirt FAQs

How are printed T-shirt prices calculated?

Pricing is finalized at the quotation stage based on model, fabric and weight, colour and size breakdown, approximate quantity, print position and dimensions, artwork colours and file status, delivery city and target date.

What information is needed for a 29 October or corporate event T-shirt quote?

Share your organization and intended use, approximate quantity, preferred model, colour and size breakdown, artwork and print position, delivery city and event date. Product and printing suitability are verified using these details.

Are minimum orders and delivery times the same for every T-shirt model?

No. Minimum orders, product and size availability, printing methods and delivery plans may vary by model and project details. Final information is confirmed at the quotation stage.