The photo T-shirt handbook
Plan matching family & group shirts
Coordinate a shared design while choosing separate garments, measurements and quantities for each wearer.
Coordinate without forcing one fit
A family can share a design direction while choosing men's cotton, a women's cut and the dedicated kids' tee. Each is a separate product with its own price, colors and measurements. A multi-person portrait is not a bundled set of garments.
Check every person's item
Choose and review each garment, size, color and quantity separately. Confirm that the artwork is positioned correctly on each cut, including youth and crop options. Do not assume a color name or size label matches across products.
Dates and deadlines
Double-check event names, dates and years. For a time-sensitive reunion, graduation or trip, review the delivery information before ordering; a date printed on a shirt is not a delivery guarantee. Bulk discounts and organizer collection tools are not implied.
Choose your T-shirt fit →
Compare classic, washed oversized, women's, kids', crop, tank and V-neck options without confusing garment cuts with artwork styles.
Prepare your photo or artwork →
Choose between preserving an original photo and personalizing an artwork template. Learn what to check before printing.
Place artwork for the actual garment →
Avoid the neckline, short hem and armholes. A crop, V-neck or tank needs more than a resized adult-tee poster.
Plan matching family & group shirts →
Coordinate a shared design while choosing separate garments, measurements and quantities for each wearer.