Custom gym shirts start with the identity you want to wear: a gym logo, a training-group design, or artwork for your own crew. Gym Shirt Club’s custom-shirt page lets you preview uploaded artwork on a garment before adding your selection to the bag.
Prepare artwork you are allowed to print
Use a clear source file and confirm you own the artwork or have permission to reproduce it. A transparent PNG can help avoid an unwanted backing box around a logo. Uploading a file does not give you rights to a gym name, team logo, or someone else’s illustration.
Check the artwork at a useful viewing size. Tiny text, low-resolution screenshots, and unwanted background areas can be hard to notice in a small preview. Keep your best original file available rather than relying on a compressed copy downloaded from social media.
Choose the garment before judging placement
Select the style, color, size, and quantity on the custom page. Upload your logo, move it into position, and resize it on the preview. Switch styles if you want to compare cuts: a tank neckline and a hoodie front are not the same layout.
Review the exact combination you intend to order. The preview helps you judge the look, but it is not a physical print sample or a guarantee of identical screen and fabric colors. If the artwork needs production advice, ask before ordering rather than assuming the preview has checked every print requirement.
Keep the order details together
Your custom selection carries the uploaded artwork reference and customization details into the shopping flow. Checkout is handled by Shopify. Gym Shirt Club loads custom artwork for each order manually for Printify fulfillment; adding a logo is not a claim of an automatic print-file approval.
For a group project, have your intended garment styles, size breakdown, quantities, and artwork ready. Contact the club to resolve questions about production or a larger request. No minimum quantity, special turnaround, or bulk discount should be assumed unless the club confirms it.