Tshirtdeal

Based in Ridderkerk, near Rotterdam, Tshirtdeal treats custom textile work as a service that can start with a single garment and scale up to a run for a company, club, or clothing brand. Its workshop produces for individuals and business clients, with printing and embroidery options that put a customer’s design on T-shirts, sweatshirts, and other everyday or workwear items.

The online store’s designer lets customers choose an item and add text, a logo, or an image before placing an order. The catalog includes adult and children’s T-shirts, polos, hoodies, sweatshirts, jackets, workwear, and baby clothing, as well as customizable items such as caps, bags, towels, and accessories. Some collections include organic cotton, depending on the product.

Customization goes beyond a print on the front. The company lists DTF printing, sublimation, and embroidery—methods suited to different fabrics, colors, and finishes. Customers can also order DTF transfers and custom stickers separately, which can be useful for people who print or apply designs at another shop.

Tshirtdeal combines online ordering with in-house production in Ridderkerk. Its company information mentions DTF printers, embroidery machines, and a manual review of files before production; that step helps check whether a submitted design is ready to produce. The company reports more than 15 years of textile-printing experience and serves both small orders and larger runs.

For anyone starting a clothing line, the website groups customizable garments and outlines a path for getting a brand started. It also caters to associations, teams, events, schools, and companies that need uniforms or branded clothing. The option to order from a single item leaves room to test a design before committing to a larger quantity.

The catalog includes both customizable apparel and ready-made categories, but Giftdeals should be treated as a separate store: the company describes it as another online shop for gifts. Tshirtdeal’s core service is textiles—choosing a garment, preparing the artwork, and selecting a print or embroidery method. The company also says it accepts rush orders, has a showroom, and offers account-manager support.

The service is particularly practical when an order calls for a specific mix of garments, sizes, and finishes, from a sample T-shirt to a team order. The design tool helps customers preview a project before buying; for multi-item orders or complex artwork, the team can clarify file setup and production options.