How to Choose a T-Shirt | Listen & Learn
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How to Choose a T-Shirt: Fabric, Fit & Size
About this episode: This audio was created with Google NotebookLM from our written T Shirts Australia guide How to Choose a T-Shirt. The source article is written and maintained by our Brisbane shop team. Use the audio for an overview, then open the linked guide for measurements, cut-offs, and product-specific details. Workshop facts (address, hours, noon cut-off, print sizes) always follow the live guide or product page if anything differs.
Created with Google NotebookLM from our How to Choose a T-Shirt guide.
This Listen & Learn episode is a practical walk-through of how to choose a blank T-shirt before you print on it. We talk about starting with how the shirt will actually be worn—everyday casual, work, sport, an event, or retail merch—because that decision drives fabric and fit more than any single “best tee” claim.
You will hear plain-English notes on cotton, polyester and common blends, why size letters are not universal across brands, and why GSM is useful context rather than a quality score on its own. We also cover colour and print planning together: light and dark garments behave differently under ink, and the shirt you like in the hand still needs a size chart check against a tee you already own.
Use the audio for the overview, then open the written guide for checklists, FAQs and product-level detail. T Shirts Australia prints eligible custom garments from our Coorparoo workshop in Brisbane. When you are ready to order, match the garment on the product page—not the podcast alone—and browse more episodes on our Listen & Learn hub.
Read the guide: How to Choose a T-Shirt: Fabric, Fit & Size
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Topics in this episode
- Intro — choosing before you print
- Start with how the shirt will be worn
- Fabric: cotton, polyester, blends
- Fit and shape (regular, relaxed, fitted, oversized)
- Size charts vs size letters
- GSM without treating it as a quality score
- Colour and print planning together
- Checklist before you order + where to read more