While all the designs you see here are crafted by Tottenham Tees, all of the actual leg-work is done by the fine people at
Spreadshirt. They provide all the apparel (i.e. t-shirts, hoodies),
do all the high-quality printing of your chosen design, process your payment and finally deliver your garments to you.
Below is an outline of all the different types of printing they offer, but Spreadshirt offer more detail of the printing
process. You can have complete control over the type of printing media used for your garment(s) if you head to our
U-design section. There you can also choose from more designs than are featured
on our home page, change the size and colours, add your own text, and change the whole garment
so that it's actually more yours than ours!
Printing media..
There are 4 types of printing materials which you can choose from: Flex, Special Flex, Flock or Digital..
Flex
The most common printing material for all our garments, and is always the default option. It has a slightly shiny, smooth surface, is extremely durable and allows up to 3 colours per design. [ more ]
Special Flex
This special material has a smooth, glittery surface and is also extrememly durable but limits the design to having only a single colour. [ more ]
Flock
This plush material has a slightly raised, velvety feel and again is extremely durable. Up to 3 colours per design are permitted. [ more ]
Digital Printing
This method is ideal for printing images with lots of colours and gradients, or photographs (you can upload your own in the U-design section). It is not as durable than the flex and flock materials however, and the colour will intensity will fade after a large number of washes. [ more ]