Custom face shirts
made around your photo

A custom shirt can begin with a person you want to celebrate, an animal whose expression everyone knows, or a company logo for a shared event. The image is the specific thing that makes this shirt yours, so choose it before spending too long comparing leaf shapes. A clear face gives you more to judge in the preview. For a logo, a file with a transparent background can sit in the pattern without bringing a box of background color along with it.

If several people are involved, agree on which image belongs in the print before collecting everyone's sizes. One shared portrait can make a group shirt feel connected. Separate portraits may suit a layout with more than one image space. The available arrangement depends on the design, so open the shirt you are considering and look at the preview rather than assuming every print handles the photo the same way. A photo from a phone is fine when its subject is well lit and sharp.

The men's size chart runs from S to 6XL. To use it, lay a shirt that already fits the wearer on a table, measure straight across from armpit to armpit, and measure from shoulder to hem. Compare both numbers with the size guide. That method is useful for a gift and for a group where different people use different brands. If a measurement falls between rows, compare how the existing shirt feels instead of relying on the letter alone.

You can choose a camp collar or a point collar. A chest pocket is optional and the print is matched across it. The fabric is 95% polyester and 5% spandex, with a listed weight of 245 g/m². Dye sublimation is the printing method. Those are fixed product details to consider alongside the image. A shirt that looks right in the preview still needs to be the right garment for the person who will wear it.