Company events & retreats
Put your company logo into a print for the whole team.
Group and bulk orders
See your logo or faces in the print before anyone pays for their group shirts.

Pick the occasion you’re organizing.
Put your company logo into a print for the whole team.
Give booth staff a matching shirt in the sizes they need.
Make a shared design for staff, a club trip or your team.
Choose one print for the family, with a different fit for each person.
Put the guest of honor’s face on everyone’s shirt.
Get the wedding party or cruise crew into the same print.
Choose what goes into the pattern. Check it in the live print preview before paying.

The bachelor-party classic. Everyone wears the guest of honor’s face in the same print.

For reunions and teams where each person gets their own face in the group’s chosen pattern.

For company events, school staff and trade-show teams. Place your logo among the tropical motifs.
Automatic background removal is free. The live preview accepts JPG, PNG and WebP up to 8 MB.
A vector logo (SVG, PDF, AI or EPS) prints best. The quote form takes PDF, PNG, JPG and WebP; for SVG, AI or EPS, mention it in your notes and we ask for the file when we reply. Otherwise use a transparent PNG at least 1,500 px on the long side. Text under a few millimeters can become unreadable on fabric.
The price steps down at 11, 25 and 50 shirts.
Mix sizes, camp or point collars, and optional chest pockets within one design at no extra cost. The print is matched across the pocket.
Two designs in one order are priced as separate runs unless the total passes 25 shirts.
| Number of shirts | Price per shirt (USD) |
|---|---|
| 1–10 | $39.90 |
| 11–24 | $35.90 |
| 25–49 | $33.90 |
| 50+ | $31.90 |
Choose the tropical pattern your group will wear.
Add your logo or faces and check how they sit in the print.
Keep one list with a name, size, collar and pocket choice for each person.
Review the design and group details before the shirts go to print.
Allow time for printing and delivery before your event date.
Name, Size, Collar, Pocket
Morgan, L, Camp, Yes Alex, 3XL, Point, No
Example only
Allow longer in November and December. Include your date in the quote form so it can be checked.
Men’s sizes S to 6XL can share one group order at no extra cost.
Lay a shirt that fits flat, measure across the chest and from shoulder to hem, then compare with the size guide.
See the size guideOrder a few spare shirts in common sizes for people who join at the last minute.
Someone joins later? Send their sizes later and we print them on the same set-up.

Flamingos, palms and hibiscus from the current catalog.
Prices below are single-shirt prices. Group prices are in the table above.







Start with your headcount and event date. Add a logo or photo if you have one ready.
We reply within one business day with your quote and a production date.
No. You can order one shirt or a whole group. The group price starts to drop at 11 shirts.
Yes. Mix men’s sizes S to 6XL, camp or point collars, and optional chest pockets within one design at no extra cost. The print is matched across the pocket.
For up to 40 shirts, allow three weeks door to door. For 41–200, allow four to five weeks. Allow longer in November and December. Add your arrival date to the form so timing can be checked.
Yes. Upload your logo or photo in the live print preview to see it in the pattern before paying. Photo background removal is automatic and free. Use JPG, PNG or WebP up to 8 MB in the preview.
Vector files such as SVG, PDF, AI or EPS are best. A transparent PNG at least 1,500 px on the long side is the next choice; a clean JPEG on a plain background also works. Avoid text under a few millimeters on fabric. The quote form takes PDF, JPG, PNG and WebP; mention SVG, AI or EPS files in your notes.
Yes. Send their sizes later and we print them on the same set-up. Include their needed date so you can plan the additional order.
Shipping is free from $99. For a group with a specific arrival date, include that date in the quote form.
Ask in the quote form and include any payment questions in your notes. Payment arrangements for large orders need to be discussed.