Your logo, properly placed.

Screen printing is usually best for bold artwork and larger repeat runs. DTF handles detailed full-colour designs and shorter runs. Embroidery suits compact logos on polos, caps and outerwear. Sublimation is the right choice for polyester jerseys and all-over artwork.

Minimums depend on the garment and decoration method. Small DTF and embroidery runs are possible, while screen printing becomes better value as quantity increases. Send the quantity you need and we will recommend the most economical method.

We offer fast, deadline-aware service. Timing depends on stock, artwork approval, decoration and quantity, so we confirm a realistic delivery date before production. If you have an event date, include it in your brief.

Yes. Most team and company orders can mix sizes, and many can mix garment colours. A decoration or artwork change may affect pricing, so we confirm the final breakdown in your proof and quote.

Vector PDF, AI or EPS files are ideal. High-resolution transparent PNG files also work for many DTF jobs. If your logo is low resolution, our designers can assess it and help prepare production-ready artwork.

Yes. You receive an artwork proof showing garment, placement, approximate size and decoration method. Production starts only after the proof and order details are approved.

Yes. Parrely is Melbourne-based and works with customers locally and across Australia. Production location can vary by garment and decoration method; your quote confirms the order details and delivery timing.