Digital Print Sweatshirts & Hoodies from £2.34: Full-Colour Blanks, No Minimum

Digital print applies your design straight onto the garment, so it handles what other methods struggle with: photographs, illustrations, fine lines, gradients and full-colour logos. It's also flexible. You can print one-off designs, short runs and personalised pieces without the setup that some other methods need, which makes it popular with small brands, creators, clubs and event organisers testing a design before committing to a big order.

Because everything here is sold blank, you decide the design, the placement and the quantity. Many customers use these sweatshirts for DTF and vinyl projects too, and reviewers regularly praise how well designs go on. That versatility is why blank hoodies and crewnecks are the base for so much merch, workwear and retail-ready streetwear.

A good print starts with a good surface. Most of this range sits at 260–290g/m², heavy enough to stay stable and hold a design cleanly, and most styles are cotton-rich, which gives a smooth, absorbent face for ink and transfers.

• Cotton and cotton-rich blends are the safest choice for full-colour artwork. The popular Gildan Heavy Blend 50/50 cotton-polyester mix is soft, resists shrinkage and pilling, and gives a consistent print surface.
• Soft, ringspun-style and organic cotton builds, such as SOL'S organic styles, give a smoother, more premium finish for brand-led collections.
• Polyester-rich fabrics can behave differently with different print methods, so check the method with your printer, and order a sample first.

If you're unsure, a heavier cotton-rich or cotton-polyester sweatshirt is the best starting point for most digital print projects.

• Hoodies: 47 styles, from the classic Gildan 18500 to the SOL'S Spencer and Snake, plus the Radsow London fleece hoodie. The large, flat chest and back panels suit big designs.
• Crewnecks: 23 styles, including the Gildan 18000, for a clean, uninterrupted canvas.
• Zip-ups: 11 styles such as the Gildan 18600 and SOL'S Stone. Browse more zippered options, and keep artwork clear of the zip.
• For everyone: men's, women's and kids' cuts, plus smarter V-neck options, so a whole team or family can wear the same design.

You'll find the essentials in black, white, navy and grey, plus bolder options like purple, red and orange for clubs and events.

A few pointers on colour:

• White and light garments show full-colour artwork most faithfully, so they're a safe choice for detailed designs.
• Dark garments give a bold, high-contrast look. Check with your printer how your method handles dark bases, and view a sample before a large run.
• Mid-tones and heathers create a vintage, textured feel, but they can slightly shift how colours appear.

A few habits make the biggest difference to print quality:

• Use high-resolution artwork. Sharp, high-quality files print crisply, and low-resolution images look soft or blurry at larger sizes.
• Think about placement. A left-chest design suits uniforms, while large front or back prints suit merch and events.
• Keep clear of seams, pockets and zips. Hoodie pouches, drawstrings and zip lines can distort a design. Plan the artwork around them.
• Leave white space. Not every design needs to fill the garment, and a smaller, well-placed print often looks more premium.

Order one sample, or stock up in packs. The Gildan 18500 hoodie and 18000 crewneck both come in packs of 3, 5, 10 and larger quantities up to 100, so you can stock your most popular colours at a lower unit price. Pricing tiers scale down as your quantity grows, and for very large or mixed orders, our team can help you plan sizes, colours and quantities.

A printed sweatshirt rarely goes out alone. Add matching digital print T-shirts for a team or event set in the same artwork. For a smarter, more workwear-friendly look, add digital print polos to the order. Using the same design across hoodies, tees and polos keeps your branding consistent from one garment to the next.