Custom T Shirt Printing Made Easy with Free Apps & AI Art

Designing your own T-shirt is an exciting way to express your creativity, personality, or brand. Whether you’re an individual with a cool idea or a small business looking to make merch, having control over your T-shirt designs is incredibly rewarding. In this guide, we’ll show you how custom T-shirt printing in Australia works and how you can create your own T-shirt online using various tools – from free design apps and templates (like Placeit and Kittl) to AI-generated art and freelance designers. We’ll also cover prepping print-ready T-shirt artwork and how T Shirts Australia makes it easy to design and order your custom tees online. Let’s dive in!

Why Design Your Own T-Shirt?

There’s a special appeal to designing your own T-shirts. Instead of settling for off-the-shelf graphics, you get to bring your unique vision to life. Here are some key benefits of having full control over your T-shirt designs:

Personal Expression: Create designs that reflect your style, sense of humour, causes you care about, or events in your life. Your T-shirt becomes a canvas for self-expression.
Branding for Businesses: For startups, clubs, or teams, custom-designed T-shirts can carry your logo and messaging exactly as you want, helping build brand identity and recognition.
Creative Freedom: You choose everything – colours, artwork, fonts, placement – without compromising. This freedom often leads to more meaningful and original designs.
Cost-Effective for Small Batches: Instead of mass-producing a generic design, you can print small runs of your own design on-demand. Modern custom t-shirt printing Australia services (like T Shirts Australia) have no or low minimums, so you can print even one or two shirts affordably.
Fun and Engaging: The process itself is fun! Using free t-shirt design apps or sketching ideas can be a great creative outlet. It’s even something you can involve friends, family, or colleagues in for group shirts or fundraisers.

Overall, designing your own tee ensures you get exactly what you envision. And thanks to online tools and services, it’s easier than ever to go from idea to a finished product in your hands.

T-Shirt Design Templates with Placeit.net

One of the easiest ways to start designing is to use T-shirt template libraries. Placeit.net is a fantastic resource offering thousands of ready-made design templates and mockups. Here’s why Placeit is a go-to t-shirt mockup tool and design app for beginners and experienced designers alike:

Huge Template Library: Placeit has tons of pre-made T-shirt design templates featuring cool fonts, graphics, and layouts for every occasion. Whether you want a funny quote, a retro graphic, or a business logo tee, you’ll likely find a template to start with.
Easy Browser-Based Editor: You don’t need any software – you customise templates right on Placeit’s website. Change the text, colors, backgrounds, or add your own images with just a few clicks. The interface is user-friendly, so designing your own t-shirt becomes drag-and-drop easy.
Print-Ready Downloads: Placeit’s templates are configured for high-quality printing. For example, many designs can be downloaded at 4500 x 5400 pixels, 300 DPI, in transparent PNG format, which is perfect for T-shirt printing. That means the image will be print-ready – high resolution with no background – so you can upload it straight to a printer like T Shirts Australia’s Website.
Mockups and Previews: A big bonus – Placeit also lets you generate realistic T-shirt mockups. You can take your finished design and instantly preview it on a variety of shirt styles, colours, and models. This is great for seeing how your shirt will look in real life or for marketing images.
Free vs Paid Options: Placeit offers some templates for free, and you can play around with all templates without paying. However, to download a design without the watermark, you’ll need to either pay per design or subscribe. The good news: Placeit’s subscription is affordable and gives unlimited downloads. If you only need one-off designs, you can also purchase individual downloads. There are always a selection of free templates available too – these can be downloaded at no cost, making Placeit a free t-shirt design app to an extent. Just keep in mind that the best designs might require that small fee or subscription to download in full quality.

How to use Placeit: Simply go to their T-shirt design maker, choose a template you like, and customise the text and graphics. In minutes, you can have a professional-looking design. Once you’re happy, download the PNG file. Then it’s ready to upload to a printing service (for instance, you can upload your design to the T Shirts Australia website and see how it looks on our shirts). Placeit takes the graphic design heavy lifting out of the process, which is ideal if you don’t have advanced art skills or software. Just remember to keep those Backgrounds transparent.

Kittl.com – Free Templates and AI for T-Shirt Design

Another excellent tool for designing T-shirts is Kittl.com. Kittl is a newer platform that’s quickly become popular for its high-quality templates and easy creation tools (think of it like a mix between Canva and a professional vector design software). Here’s what makes Kittl a great resource:

Thousands of T-Shirt Templates: Much like Placeit, Kittl provides a vast library of templates specifically for T-shirts and other merchandise. Their designs are created by professional designers, so you’ll find trendy and stylish templates – from vintage logos and bold typography to illustration-based designs. You can start with any template and fully customise it to your needs.
User-Friendly Editor: Kittl’s design editor is intuitive and works in your browser. You can change text, swap out graphics, upload your own images, and adjust colours easily. They also have unique text effects and a huge font library, which is awesome for T-shirt slogans or artistic text layouts.
Free Plan Available: Kittl stands out by offering a genuinely useful free plan. On the free plan, you get access to all templates and design elements at zero cost. This means you can create complete T-shirt designs without paying. However, note that free downloads are low-resolution (up to 800px at 72 DPI) which are not print-ready. They’re fine for testing or small web graphics, but for a T-shirt you’ll need higher resolution. To get print-quality downloads (high-res PNG with a transparent background), you would need to upgrade to a paid plan. The Pro plan allows high-res and even vector exports, which is great if you want the crispest results.
AI Image Generation: Kittl has integrated some AI features too. For example, Kittl’s AI can generate images or suggest design ideas based on text prompts. This can spark inspiration if you’re looking for unique graphics to use. (We’ll talk more about AI art generation with ChatGPT in the next section, but it’s worth knowing Kittl has this built-in for subscribers.)
Quality of Output: If you do decide to pay for Kittl (even if just for a month), you can export your design as a vector or high-res png images with a transparent background. That means super sharp lines and no worries about resolution. Many print-on-demand sellers love Kittl because it produces artwork that meets professional specs. Even if you stick to the free plan initially to design, you can always upgrade when you’re ready to download the final print file.
No Software Needed & Resources: Like Placeit, everything is online – no software installs. Plus, Kittl offers tutorials and has a community sharing design tips (their YouTube channel is a great learning resource if you want to get the most out of it).

Using Kittl: After signing up (free), you can browse the “T-Shirt Templates” section. Pick a design you like and start editing. Suppose you find a cool template for a coffee-themed shirt but you want it for your Aussie surf club – you could swap the text to your club’s name, maybe change the graphic to a surfer (Kittl’s element library is huge), and change colors to your theme. In no time, you have a unique design. You can download a draft in low-res to preview. When everything is perfect, download the high-res PNG (if you have Pro). Then head over to T Shirts Australia’s website to upload your masterpiece for printing.

Kittl vs Placeit: Both are fantastic free t-shirt design apps to get started. Placeit is a bit more focused on quick and easy template editing and also offers the mockup generator. Kittl offers more advanced design control (especially if you want to tweak things or create from scratch). You might try both to see which interface you prefer – and remember, you can mix and match (for instance, use Kittl to create a detailed vector logo, then use Placeit to put that logo onto a specific shirt mockup). In any case, these tools save you from needing to learn Photoshop from scratch.

AI-Generated T-Shirt Designs with ChatGPT

We’re now in the age of AI-assisted creativity, and that includes designing graphics for T-shirts! The latest versions of ChatGPT (the AI chatbot) come with image generation capabilities, allowing you to create original artwork from a simple text prompt. This is powered by OpenAI’s DALL·E 3 engine integrated into ChatGPT. It’s an amazing way to generate unique AI t-shirt designs quickly, even if you’re not an artist.

Here’s how you can use ChatGPT for T-shirt design ideas and images:

Generating Images via ChatGPT: If you have access to ChatGPT’s image generation (available in ChatGPT Plus), you can literally ask it to create an image. For example, you might prompt: “Create an image of a cartoon koala surfing a wave, in a cute colorful style for a T-shirt design.” In seconds, ChatGPT will produce an original image based on your description. You can be as creative as you like with the prompt – describe styles (watercolor, graffiti, minimalist, etc.), specific elements, or vibes. The AI will do its best to illustrate it. This is like having an on-demand illustrator.
Refining with Prompts: Don’t worry if the first image isn’t perfect. You can give ChatGPT feedback or adjust the prompt. Maybe you wanted the koala to wear sunglasses – you can say “add sunglasses to the koala” and generate again. ChatGPT will iterate on the design. This interactive prompt process is a fun brainstorming exercise, and you might end up with a few variations of an idea.
Using AI Art as a Springboard: The images from AI can be pretty great, but even if they’re not 100% final, they provide a fantastic starting point. You could take an AI-generated design and further edit it in Photopea (or another editor like Photo Shop) to add text or tweak colors. Or use the AI art as inspiration, then trace or redraw it for a cleaner output. Many designers use AI as a concept generator – it might give you ideas you hadn’t thought of.
Saving and Printing AI Images: Once ChatGPT generates an image you like, you can save it (ChatGPT interface allows you to download the image it created). These images are typically good resolution (often around 1024×1024 pixels and are saved in .webp and more recently .png). For printing, you may want to enlarge or upscale them for better clarity – there are AI upscaling tools online, or you can import the image into Photopea/Photoshop and increase the canvas size. Make sure to prepare the image for print (we’ll cover prepping artwork shortly) by ensuring it has a transparent background if needed. For instance, if your AI image has a white background but you only want the character printed, you’d remove the background in an editor.
Benefits of AI-Generated Designs: AI art opens up endless possibilities. Not a great illustrator? No problem – the AI can draw that concept in your head. It’s also quick; what might take hours to sketch can be produced in seconds. And it’s unique – you’re not just grabbing clipart that everyone has seen, you’re creating something new. This helps your custom T-shirt stand out. Just be mindful of a couple of things: AI can sometimes produce weird results (extra limbs, funky text if any), so you need to guide it. Also, check the usage rights; as of now, images you generate with ChatGPT’s DALL-E are generally OK for personal and commercial use, but it’s good to be sure of the terms.

How to prompt ChatGPT for images: Be descriptive but concise. Mention the subject, style, and any important details. Example prompt for a T-shirt: “An illustration of a vintage van with surfboards, with the text ‘Gold Coast Surf Club’ in retro font, suitable for a T-shirt print.” You can even ask ChatGPT to output images in certain art styles or color schemes. If you need help crafting prompts, ironically you can ask ChatGPT itself – it can suggest prompts or refine them. The key is experimentation.

Finally, once you have an image you love, treat it like any design asset: incorporate it into your shirt design. That could mean it is the design (just a big graphic on the front of the tee), or you add text around it, etc. AI gives you a head start, and you can combine it with other elements from Placeit or Kittl too. For example, generate a cool background graphic with AI, then use Kittl to overlay stylish text on it.

AI art is truly a great creative springboard. It lowers the barrier to getting a compelling image. Just remember to ensure the final image is high quality enough for printing (coming up next: using Photopea to edit and prepare images).

Using Fiverr for a Hands-Off Design Approach

What if you have an idea but no time (or inclination) to design it yourself? Or maybe you tried the tools above and still want a professional touch? Fiverr.com is an excellent option for outsourcing your T-shirt design to a freelancer. Fiverr is a marketplace where you can find graphic designers from around the world offering their services at various price points. Here’s how to make the most of Fiverr for your T-shirt project:

Finding a Good T-Shirt Designer: On Fiverr, search for terms like “T-shirt design” or browse the Graphics & Design category for subcategories related to T-shirts or merchandise. You’ll see tons of gigs by different designers. To pick a good one, check their portfolio and reviews. Look for designers whose style matches what you want – many will showcase sample T-shirt designs they’ve done. For example, some excel at cartoon illustrations, others at typography, others at edgy streetwear designs. Also note their rating and read reviews from past clients, especially those who got T-shirt designs. Highly-rated “Level 2” or “Top Rated” sellers with lots of positive feedback are usually a safe bet.
Budget Considerations: Fiverr has a wide range of pricing. You might find newbies offering designs for $10, while top-tier designers might charge $50 or more for a detailed design. Generally, you get what you pay for, but that doesn’t mean you can’t score a great design on a budget. Set a realistic budget for your project. If it’s a simple text-based design, a cheaper gig might suffice. If you want a complex illustration, investing a bit more in an experienced designer could be worth it.
Provide a Detailed Brief: Once you choose a freelancer, the key to success is communicating clearly. Write a detailed brief describing exactly what you want. Include the text you need (spell it out clearly to avoid typos), any concept or imagery you have in mind, color preferences, and the vibe or style (e.g. “retro 80s look” or “modern minimalist”). If you have reference images or sketches, share them. For example, if you like a certain art style, you can attach an image of it. The more information the designer has, the better they can meet your expectations. Also mention the intended print size and that you need a print-ready file (such as a PNG with transparent background at high resolution). Most Fiverr designers will know to provide this, but it’s good to confirm.
Pros of Fiverr: The obvious advantage is you save time and effort. A professional can likely whip up a polished design faster and better than you could if design isn’t your forte. You also have access to a global talent pool – someone out there is an expert in the style you want. It’s pretty affordable compared to hiring a local design firm; you can get a decent custom design without breaking the bank. Plus, Fiverr handles the transaction securely – you only pay when you’re satisfied with the delivery.
Cons of Fiverr: There are a few caveats. Quality can vary – if you go with the absolute cheapest offer, the result might not be very unique (some folks just reuse stock graphics). That’s why reviewing portfolios is crucial. Communication is another factor: ensure the designer understands your vision; minor language barriers or misinterpretations can happen with remote work, but a good brief minimizes this. Revisions might be needed – most gigs include 1-2 revisions, so don’t be shy about asking for tweaks if the first draft isn’t right. Just be respectful and clear about what needs changing. Finally, using a freelancer is a bit more “hands-off”, meaning you might not have as much control during the creation process. If you’re someone who loves to be involved at every step, this might feel odd, but in the end you’ll have a design delivered to you with much less effort on your part.

Once the Fiverr designer sends your final design files, double-check that you received the correct formats (preferably a PNG file with a transparent background, and maybe the source file like PSD or AI if included). Then you can upload that file straight to T Shirts Australia and get your shirts printed. It’s a pretty great feeling to see a concept you described come to life through a designer’s skill.

Editing and Prepping Your Artwork with Photopea

Whether you created your design using Placeit/Kittl, generated an image with AI, or got a file from a Fiverr designer, at some point you might need to do a bit of editing to get it just right for printing. Photopea.com is a powerful (and free!) online image editing tool that is perfect for this job. It’s often called the “free Photoshop alternative” because it has a very similar interface and feature set – all within your web browser.

Why Photopea is great for custom T-shirt design prep:

Completely Free & No Installation: Photopea runs in your browser and doesn’t cost a cent. Just go to the website and you have a Photoshop-like editor at your fingertips. This is ideal for those who don’t have Adobe Photoshop.
Remove Backgrounds Easily: If you have an image with an unwanted background (say you found a logo but it’s on a white square, or your AI image has a colored backdrop), Photopea allows you to remove it. You can use tools like the Magic Wand or the newer Remove BG function (select the layer and choose Remove Background from the menu) to make the background transparent. They even have a Magic Cut tool for more control when cutting out objects. Having a transparent background is crucial for printing if you only want the design itself to show on the shirt.
Advanced Editing Features: Photopea supports layers, filters, text, brushes – basically all the major features of Photoshop. This means you can do last-minute tweaks: adjust colors, add or edit text, combine multiple images into one design, crop or resize the canvas to the exact print dimensions, etc. For example, if your AI image is a bit dull in color, you can boost the saturation. Or if you want to add your website URL below a logo, you can type it in with Photopea’s text tool.
Prepping Artwork for Print: You can use Photopea to ensure your file meets printing requirements. Set the image DPI to 300 when creating a new canvas or use Image > Image Size to adjust an existing image (make sure “Resample” is on and choose 300 DPI, and input the physical dimensions you want). This helps make sure your design prints crisp. You can also use Photopea to resize your artwork to the needed dimensions (e.g., if your print area is 12 inches across, at 300 DPI that’s 3600px; you can resize the image to ~3600px width). If your design has any stray background bits or needs cleaning up (maybe the edges are rough from an AI generation), you can fix that here with erasers or masks.
Export in the Right Format: Photopea lets you export to many formats. For T-shirt printing, you’ll typically want to export as PNG (to preserve transparency and full quality). Go to File > Export As > PNG, and ensure the resolution is as intended. You can also export as JPG if for some reason a printer asks for it (but JPG can’t do transparency and may compress quality). If you need a PDF or SVG (for vector designs), Photopea can export those too – useful if you designed something with shapes/text and want to send a vector file.
Learn with Tutorials: If you’re new to Photopea, don’t worry – there are plenty of tutorials available. Photopea’s website itself has a learning section, and there are countless YouTube videos demonstrating Photopea tricks (for example, how to remove backgrounds, how to use the pen tool, etc.). A bit of practice with Photopea can go a long way. The interface is modeled after Photoshop, so if you’ve ever used Photoshop or watched a Photoshop tutorial, you can apply the same steps in Photopea.

In summary, Photopea is the perfect companion to fine-tune your T-shirt artwork. Let’s say you got a great template from Kittl but you need to combine it with a logo – you can do that in Photopea. Or you have a design that needs to be made smaller or larger – do it in Photopea to avoid any quality loss. And especially for removing backgrounds or creating a transparent PNG, Photopea is a lifesaver (no need to pay for other background removal apps).

After editing in Photopea, save your final version. Now you should have a polished, print-ready design file on your computer. Next step: make sure it meets the printing specs and then upload it for printing!

Ensuring Your Artwork is Print-Ready (File Formats, DPI, etc.)

Before you hit that “order” button, it’s crucial that your artwork file is prepared correctly for custom t-shirt printing. Properly prepping your file will ensure the print comes out as beautiful as it looks on screen. Here are the important things to check:

File Format: The preferred file format for most custom T-shirt printers (including T Shirts Australia) is PNG. A PNG supports high resolution and, importantly, transparency. This means you can have a design with no background box – only your design will print, and any empty parts will show the shirt fabric. Always save your design as a PNG with a transparent background (unless your design is a full rectangle or photo that should have a background). If your design is vector-based or created in a program like Illustrator, you could also use PDF, AI, or EPS formats – these are great for screen printing or when scalability is needed. But if you’re unsure, you can’t go wrong with a high-res PNG. Avoid low-quality JPEGs, as they can introduce compression and don’t handle transparency. JPEG might be acceptable for full-rectangle photo prints, but you risk a white background showing up if not careful. Stick to PNG for best results.
Resolution (DPI): DPI stands for dots per inch (sometimes PPI – pixels per inch – in digital terms). It’s a measure of print density. For crisp, clear prints, you want your artwork at 300 DPI at the actual print size. What does this mean? If you intend your design to be, say, 10 inches wide on the shirt, then your image should be 10 inches x 300 dpi = 3000 pixels wide. Most design tools will let you set or check the DPI. Many print services recommend at least 150 DPI, but 300 DPI is the gold standard for high quality. If your file is vector (PDF/AI), DPI isn’t a concern because vectors scale infinitely. But for raster images (PNG, JPG), make sure the pixel dimensions are large enough. It’s better to have too large an image (you can always scale it down) than too small. A low-res image might look fine on screen but could print blurry or pixelated on a shirt.
Color Mode: This is a subtle one. Some printers operate in CMYK color mode (for screen printing or certain processes) and some in RGB (direct-to-garment printers often convert RGB artwork). As a general rule, create your design in RGB if it’s digital print/DTG, as most online print services accept RGB and will handle conversion. If you know the printer uses CMYK, you can convert your file to CMYK to better predict colors. However, unless you’re familiar with color profiles, don’t stress too much – just don’t use wildly different color modes. Most important is to use high quality images; the printing company will do the necessary conversions.
Transparency: As mentioned, ensure any parts of the design that are supposed to not print are truly transparent in the file. A common newbie mistake is submitting artwork with a white square background because the image wasn’t properly made transparent. Use tools like Photopea to check – you should see the grey-checkered pattern in places that should be transparent. If you want the shirt’s colour to show through behind your design (for example inside the loops of letters like “O” or “P”), those areas must be transparent in the PNG. Conversely, if your design actually includes a white background as part of the art style, that’s fine – just be aware it will print as a big white rectangle.
Preferred Dimensions: Check if the printer gives specific pixel dimensions or templates. Some sites might say “maximum print area is X by Y pixels” for their printing. For instance, if T Shirts Australia says the printable area on a standard tee is 12″ x 16″, in pixels at 300 DPI that’s 3600 x 4800 px. It’s a good idea to design within those bounds. If your image is bigger, it might get scaled down; if smaller, it might be stretched or might print smaller than you want. So, resize your canvas as needed to match the expected print size.
Text Outlines: If your design includes text and you’re uploading a vector file (like PDF/SVG), make sure to outline or embed the fonts, or simply convert text to shapes. This avoids font mismatches. (For PNG, this isn’t an issue because the text is already rasterized into the image).
Final Once-Over: Zoom in on your design at 100% (print size) – do the edges look sharp? Are there any stray marks or a hidden layer that might print unexpectedly? Clean those up. Also, double-check your spelling if there’s any text (you’d be surprised how easy it is to miss a typo!).

If all these boxes are ticked, congratulations – you have a print-ready T-shirt artwork file. Printers love receiving correctly prepared files because it means the process is smooth with no delays. If you’re unsure about any of the above, T Shirts Australia’s website might have a FAQ or guidelines section too. We at T Shirts Australia want your shirts to turn out perfect, so following these tips helps ensure that what you upload is exactly what comes out of the printer.

Now, the final (and best) step: printing your custom design onto a shirt!

Create Your Own T-Shirt Online with T Shirts Australia

You’ve done the fun part – designing your T-shirt artwork – and now it’s time to bring it to life. T Shirts Australia is here to make that process simple and hassle-free. We offer custom T-shirt printing services throughout Australia and an easy-to-use online platform for designing and ordering your shirts. Here’s why you should consider printing with us and how to get started:

All-in-One Design & Order Platform: On the T Shirts Australia website, you can design your own t-shirt online using our design tool or upload your finished artwork. If you want to tweak your design on our site, you can add text, position images, and choose shirt colors and sizes all in one place. It’s very straightforward, even if you’re not tech-savvy.
High-Quality Printing: We pride ourselves on delivering high-quality prints. Whether your design is a full-color photo or a simple black logo, our printing process will reproduce it vividly and accurately on the garment. We use top-notch equipment and inks, so your custom tee will not only look great but also withstand many washes.
No Minimum Order: Individuals and small businesses are equally welcome. Need just one shirt as a gift or sample? No problem. Want to print 20 shirts for your team event? We’ve got you covered. You can order 1, 10, or 100 – whatever you need, with quick turnaround times.
Australian Owned & Operated: As our name suggests, we’re an Australian company. That means faster shipping to anywhere in Australia and local customer support. No waiting weeks for international shipments or dealing with uncertain quality – we’re right here in Queensland, ready to help Aussies get their dream T-shirts.
Competitive Pricing: Custom printing doesn’t have to break the bank. We offer competitive pricing, and by being able to design and order online, you save on overhead. Plus, you already did the design work (with help from tools like we discussed), which means you’re only paying for the printing and shirt itself. It’s a cost-effective way to get custom apparel.
Guidance if You Need It: If at any point you’re unsure about your design file or how to place the order, our customer service is just a call or email away. We can advise if something might need adjustments. But if you followed the earlier section on prepping artwork, you should be in great shape!

How to order: It’s easy. Go to the T Shirts Australia site and find the custom T-shirt product page. There, you’ll typically find an “Upload your design” button or a “Start Designing” tool. Upload the PNG file you prepared (or create a design using our online designer by adding text/images). Position it as you want on the shirt (front or back, maybe even sleeve if offered). Select the shirt size, color, and quantity. You’ll likely get a real-time mockup on screen to confirm it looks right. Then just add to cart and proceed to checkout. In just a few days, your very own creation will arrive at your doorstep!

We believe that when you create your own t-shirt online, it should be an enjoyable and empowering experience. You’ve learned about all these wonderful resources (Placeit, Kittl, ChatGPT, Fiverr, Photopea) to help craft the perfect design. Now let us handle the printing part and deliver a quality shirt to you.

Ready to Design Your Own T-Shirt?

There’s never been a better time to start designing your custom T-shirt. With free tools and templates at your fingertips and AI bringing your wild ideas to life, anyone can create awesome, print-ready t-shirt artwork. Whether you take the DIY route with Placeit or Kittl, experiment with AI t-shirt designs, or hire a talented Fiverr t-shirt designer, the end result is a unique T-shirt that you can truly call your own.

T Shirts Australia is here to turn those digital designs into reality. We’re excited to see what you come up with! So, what are you waiting for? Get started on your custom T-shirt design today using the tips from this guide. Once you’re happy with your masterpiece, upload it to our website and place your order. We’ll handle the rest, making sure your artwork is printed beautifully on a high-quality tee.

Designing your own T-shirt is fun and rewarding – and with T Shirts Australia, it’s also easy and reliable. Let your creativity run wild, make that statement or logo tee you’ve been dreaming of, and wear it proudly. We can’t wait to print your next favourite shirt!