Shirt Decoration

Left Chest
The classic, and the go-to location for your logo when you’re providing shirts for employees or event staff.

Center Chest
This is a moderately sized print and very visible, even if someone is wearing a jacket, hoodie, or open button-down shirt.

Full Front
When people say “front” they usually mean Full Front. Full front sometimes can result in a lot of ink, so adjusting the logo will allow a more breathable shirt.

Yoke
This location started out as being an alternative printing location, but has become so popular that it is a standard.

Center Back
This print location is centered across your shoulder blades. It is a popular location for hashtags.

Full Back
Full back printing is a classic location. It pairs well when using a left chest for the front of a shirt.

Vertical Front
Vertical front imprints are done along the torso and offer a more retail look.

Vertical Spine
This print location is centered down the spine. Makes a big visual impact.

Vertical Back
Vertical back imprints are done along the torso and offer a more retail look.

Collarbone
This location became popular in the pandemic because company branding can be seen on virtual conferences.

Full Sleeve
A great location for a team name or company tagline. This imprint really makes apparel pop.

Shoulder
A great spot for a company icon or a sponsor logo. Cobranded apparel use this location frequently.