Anybody know where can get printing on baby shirts?

I know they are normally too small for the lettering, but knew of an independent shop sometime back, that could do it with smaller letters/number. That shop is gone now.

Anyone?

http://www.kitbag.com/stores/kitbag/products/kit_selector.aspx?pid=131525&portal=&cmp=AFC-Football%20Shirts

 

Any use, Mod?

 

If you already have the shirt Talking Ts sound like they may be able to do it - this is what they say:

 

Colour Cuts

can be printed onto any colour and many types of a fabric including 100% polyester and so are often used for sports kit and running tops as well as more standard garments.
There are no set up charges making it cost effective for just one shirt and the print is vibrant and durable. As the design is cut from rolls of coloured vinyl it can only reproduce simple logos or text and each extra colour is charged as an extra print. Standard print colours are: white, navy, black, red, cyan, royal blue, green, burgundy, deep pink, purple, silver, gold, flouro pink and flouro green. Holographic glitter is also available at an extra charge.

Lead times are between 2 and 5 days although a next or same day service is sometimes available.

 

http://www.talkingts.co.uk/index.php?id=small_quantities.html&title=Small+Quantities

 

 

I've emailed to explain what you want and ask if they can help - will let you know the answer. I'm sort of local-ish so if you need someone to go up there I can do that for you.

Edited July 7, 201313 yr by NoSeatingInTheShedInMyDay

Do you want it on the reverse like a normal football shirt? 

Or how about the self-transfer type of thing?  You can design it yourself and just print it out and iron it on.  It  may not be worth doing for an expensive shirt but I've used them successfully.

A lot of white stickers, a pair of scissors and a set square?

Cheers folks!

I haven't got the shirt to print. I wanted the new away shirt for my daughter (bit more feminine than the blue) but I didn't know kitbag can do it.

If you find a shirt elsewhere and just want it printed Talking Ts can do it - this is their reply to my enquiry:

 

Hi Milly,

thanks for your enquiry.

This would be £12.

It's best if you can bring it in to our Bridge Street store and leave it with us for a few days. If you need to bring it in and collect it on the same day this is usually possible but please call us first to check.

 

Best wishes,

Frances Campbell

 

 

If you wanted to do it this way I'll happily take the shirt in there and then collect it and post it back to you, just give me a shout.

Thats very kind of you.

That's so nice of you Milly!

I looked on the kitbag site and while they seem to do it on the baby home shirt, if you select the away one, it doesn't display it. Whether its because it was pre-order, I'm not so sure.

You're more than welcome. Just drop me a pm if I can help.

Rang Kitbag today, as you could get printing on the blue but no option on the away. The guy went off and made sure it got added onto the away kit. Feels weird to know that it was down to ringing them and now anyone can order it.

 

Once again, thanks for your kind offer Milly, but I should now be able to get it done on order.

Mod!  Buy Aimi a pretty dress!!!

This will be!

Actually pretty dresses are Granma's duty!

Mod! Buy Aimi a pretty dress!!!

Moi don't be silly. It's a Chelsea supporter's duty to dress his or her new baby in the best Chelsea kit. And in the absence of babies of one's own, the Chelsea supporter should buy his or her friends' babies at least 2 items of Chelsea gear. It 's the way of the world.

Edited July 10, 201313 yr by Valerie

Do your cats wear Chelsea bits and bobs, then?

They eat from a Chelsea bowl, resting on a Chelsea floormat with tiny pawprints on both items :-)

They eat from a Chelsea bowl, resting on a Chelsea floormat with tiny pawprints on both items :-)

 

 

 

Moi don't be silly. It's a Chelsea supporter's duty to dress his or her new baby in the best Chelsea kit. And in the absence of babies of one's own, the Chelsea supporter should buy his or her friends' babies at least 2 items of Chelsea gear. It 's the way of the world.

Having no children of my own I make sure my nephew gets the new Chelsea home kit every year for his birthday. It's my duty.