Custom T-shirts
Branded tees for staff, promotions, events, campaigns, teams and everyday merchandise.

Branded T-shirts, hoodies, uniforms and event apparel—planned around your artwork, garment, quantity and deadline.
Tell us what you need, where the print goes and when it matters.
Good apparel printing is not just about putting a logo on a shirt. The fabric, colour, print position, artwork detail, quantity and intended use all affect the result.
3A helps Auckland businesses, teams, events and growing brands turn a clear brief into practical, production-ready custom apparel.
Start with the garment your people need to wear. We will help clarify the print, placement and production details around it.
Branded tees for staff, promotions, events, campaigns, teams and everyday merchandise.
Warmer branded apparel for crews, clubs, schools, launches and seasonal uniforms.
Professional apparel that keeps customer-facing teams looking consistent.
Visible branding for trades, site teams and operational staff.
Coordinated clothing for sport, fundraising, festivals, schools and community groups.
Custom apparel for artists, hospitality, retail and growing New Zealand brands.
For trades, site crews and operational teams, branding has to work around reflective panels, pockets, seams and zips. We plan a clear print area and keep logo placement consistent across shirts, vests, polos and jackets.




There is no single production method that is right for every garment. We review the job first, then confirm the practical way to produce it with your quote.
Fine detail, colour, opacity and print size all influence the suitable approach.
Fabric composition, colour, seams and intended use affect compatibility and placement.
A one-off event tee and a repeat staff uniform have different production priorities.
Keep uniforms, promotional apparel and branded workwear aligned with the rest of your business.
Create a clear shared look for groups, sports, fundraising and participation events.
Make staff easy to identify and give a campaign a useful life beyond the event.
Translate a visual identity into apparel people will actually want to keep wearing.
Plan placement and visibility around the way the garment is used on the job.
Start with a defined brief and build a repeatable specification for future orders.
Share the garment type, quantity, sizes, print locations, deadline and how the apparel will be used.
Artwork, garment compatibility and the production requirements are reviewed before the quote is confirmed.
You confirm the quotation, garment specification, placement and final artwork before production.
Timing begins from the agreed approval point, followed by Penrose pickup or arranged delivery.
You do not need to know the technical production terms. Send the practical information and we can help clarify the rest.
Send six things: garment type and colour, quantity by size, print positions, approximate print dimensions, your artwork file and the date you need the order. Also include Penrose pickup or the delivery postcode. With that information, we can quote the actual job instead of making assumptions.
AI, EPS, SVG or a vector PDF is preferred for logos because it can be resized cleanly. Convert fonts to outlines and embed any linked images. If vector artwork is unavailable, send a transparent PNG at the intended print size and ideally 300 ppi. Do not enlarge a small web logo before sending it; attach the original file you have.
Name each location—left chest, centre front, full back or sleeve—and give the required width in millimetres. A marked-up photo or simple mock-up is helpful but not compulsory. Before production, the final artwork and placement are confirmed against the selected garment.
Yes. Supply a line-by-line breakdown, for example 4 black small, 8 black medium and 6 white large. If the same artwork will sit on light and dark garments, include the required logo colour for each garment colour so every version remains legible.
Yes. List each garment type separately with its colour, size quantities and print positions. The same logo can be used across the range, but its physical size may be adjusted so it sits correctly on different panels, pockets, seams and reflective areas.
Yes. Production starts only after the quotation, garment specification, print positions and final artwork have been confirmed. Check spelling, colours, quantities, sizes and placement at this stage; changes made after approval can affect both price and completion timing.
Send the original file rather than a screenshot. We will flag blurred edges, missing fonts, transparency problems or artwork that is too small before production. If the logo needs redrawing or other preparation, that work and any cost are confirmed before it is added to the job.
Yes. Completed orders can be collected from 3A at 772 Great South Road, Penrose, Auckland, and delivery can be arranged for suitable jobs throughout New Zealand.
Send the garment, quantity, print locations, artwork and deadline. We will help turn that information into a clear next step.