I'm pretty sure all shirts come with a tag. Well for one its because its the law to have the shirt info (directions for washing, what type of fabric etc) so that needs to be on the shirt before its sold.

There are however, a few brands that has detachable tags (those easy rip ones) for relabeling.

 

ok, what about a company that does private labelling??? are there any that have reasonable costs for doing so?
thanks
-C

 

Hi Chevez, there are a few companies that will do private labeling, but most times the minimums are around 1000 pieces or so.

Many people just relabel the t-shirts that they buy from the manufacturer they like. For example, if they use American Apparel, Hanes or Alternative Apparel tees, they have their screen printer (or seamstress, or other service) remove the manufacturer brand label and add their own custom label to the neckline in the same place the brand label was.

If you search the forums for labels or private labeling, you'll find some great past topics about this as well.

 

Would it be possible to do an iron on over top of the hanes tagless shirts??...would this work or would it show through the outside of the shirt even if its of decent weight?
-C

 

The Hanes tagless t-shirts have the Hanes brand information screen printed on the inside neck label. So even though there is no "hanging" label, the label is still printed there.

I don't think it would work to print *over* the existing Hanes printing. But I've used Hanes tagless shirts to relabel and put my own custom cloth woven label *over* their screen printed label and it works fine.

 

rodney,
where do you get your labels made? and how/where exactly do you put your label over the hanes label so that it doesnt show?
thanks
-C

 

I got my last labels from DJsLabels, but many here have used LuckyLablels (don't have the URL handy) to get custom labels printed at a good price.

I have my screen printer sew in the labels for me, so I'm not sure on their exact methods. I'm guessing they just sew them in with a sewing machine into the collar seam.

Looking at one of the shirts now, my label covers the Hanes brand, but you can still see some of the care instructions without lifting my label.

Most brands put 2 labels in the garment: one for their name brand and one for the care instructions and size.

On the garments that have these type labels, my printer just removes the "brand" label and leaves the care instructions/size label which works out well.

 

Continental t-shirts do blank t-shirts that only have a tag on the inside side seem at neer the bottom of the t-shirt

 

I am desperatly trying to find an Australian based t-shirt wholesaler with quility removable tag tees so that my product will look good and have only my own brandname on it.

 

I am desperatly trying to find an Australian based t-shirt wholesaler with quility removable tag tees so that my product will look good and have only my own brandname on it.

You can remove the tag from just about any brand t-shirt. There's no need to search for one without a tag, really. Just have your screen printer or a local seamstress relabel.

ounce.com.au is in Australia and they sell a lot of t-shirt brands wholesale.

 

The Hanes tagless t-shirts have the Hanes brand information screen printed on the inside neck label. So even though there is no "hanging" label, the label is still printed there.

I don't think it would work to print *over* the existing Hanes printing. But I've used Hanes tagless shirts to relabel and put my own custom cloth woven label *over* their screen printed label and it works fine.

Rodney, I'm working with some white Hanes tagless right now and wondered what I could do. I'll experiment with doing my own cloth labels. Susan H.

 

rodney,
how exactly are you fastening your own cloth label over top of the hanes printed label?
chevez

 

I think he means having the label sewn under the neck tape, and it hangs down over the hanes printed label.

 

How clean does it look when you re-label t-shirts?

 

If it's done by someone who knows what they're doing you'd never know.

 

i don't know about you all, but in my country (Malaysia), there is a wholesale tshirt company that make the unlabelled blank shirt. they even can sewn your own label on the shirts.

 

what is the contact information for this place, and/or website...that may be helpful information.
-C

 

for the aussies out there

T-Shirt Magic

they've supplied and printed shorts for
Heineken
Guiness
KFC
Jim Beam
Hard Rock Cafe
Big Day Out
Sydney Opera House

I'm about to use them for my shirts and printing
Great price and quality - get a sample pack and you'll see

cheers

 

try continental clothing