Printing T-shirts in London

Posted on Wed 12th, August 2015

• #1

wooodrow

Can anyone recommend cheap/good screen printers for t-shirts in London?
I need to get 50-100 shirts printed in 2 colours for work, and am aware that between the London Bike polo scene we must have used every printer in the city, so does anyone have any particular recommendations?
• #2

|³|MA3K

5th Column in Tott Hale do great work. Previously they were in Kentish Town (since '76).
Used them several times for personal and employer stuff.
• #3

wooodrow

Thanks, I'll give them a try
• #4

big_daddy_wayne

Second that for 5th column
• #5

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Great to see they're still going, I used to buy shirts from their shop on the Portobello Road back in the very early 80s... They did the ubiquitous DBC shirt of the time and loads of other super cool stuff...

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