Leavers hoodies might soon be available with a touch of Elvis ‘bling’, because rhinestone setting technology is now available to t-shirt printing firms. (more…)

A recent article in the New York Times placed the spotlight on Smart Fabrics. It seems manufacturers may soon be able to personalise hoodies the way Lady Gaga personalises her stage clothes. (more…)

Sport was the big influence for the 2012 Spring and Summer collections had a distinctly sporty look – Vivienne Westwood’s Olympics-inspired printed t shirts being a case in point. (more…)

Zumba is still the hottest fitness trend in town, according to recent news reports. An exhilarating blend of Latin-inspired dance fitness moves and upbeat party music, it’s become especially popular with college students – who have a whole range of Zumba-themed custom hoodies and t-shirts to choose from. (more…)

The fashion week parades in Paris and Milan late last year proved a point in men’s clothing trends: the figure-hugging, crotch-enhancing look is out, the comfy relaxed look is back in. Which sits well with the preferred student ensemble of sweat-pants and school leavers hoody.

Men’s fashion tends to be resistant to (more…)

The tshirt printers are busy rushing out the first of their orders for 2012; but out on the catwalks 2012 is already sewn up, and the new designs for 2013 being cut and stitched as we type. So, what will the trends be for the coming 12 months – and how will it affect the sale of custom polo shirts? (more…)

From personalized hoodies for pets, to fetish-inspired choke chains for grown-ups, 2011 was a fantastic year for fashion trends – and for once, they made the move from catwalk to high street fairly effortlessly. Even embroidered polo shirts and leaver hoodies got a look in, thanks to the reincarnated (more…)

A quick trawl of the fashion news sites reveals bright, eye-catching colours are all the rage this winter. However, for conservative dressers who feel that even embroidered polo shirts are a step too far, this may take some persuading.

This month (more…)