Dtg Golf Shirts – DTG Print

Golf Shirt Printing

We supply and print golf shirts with a printed or pressed DTF logo at budget-friendly prices, a good fit for corporate staff, sales teams and golf days. Every design is printed with DTF for full colour on any fabric.

We have stopped DTG printing. All orders are now printed with DTF (direct-to-film), which gives brighter colour, works on cotton, polyester and dark fabrics, and holds up better in the wash. Read why we switched from DTG to DTF.

What you can order

What most customers choose:

  • Pique cotton and dri-fit
  • Left chest logo plus back print
  • Sizes XS to 5XL

Prices

T-shirts start at R175 (160gsm) and R220 (180gsm) each, plus the print: R28 for an A6 logo up to R450 for an A2 print. A once-off set-up of R250 applies per design, and the minimum is 10 shirts. The price of this garment depends on the brand and colour you pick, so use the quote form on this page and we confirm the full price, usually within the hour.

Artwork and proofs

Best files: vector (AI, EPS, PDF) or a high-resolution PNG with no background. We check every file and send a proof; nothing is printed until you approve it.

Turnaround and delivery

Standard turnaround is 2 to 5 working days from approved artwork. Need it today? Selected orders paid and approved by 09:00 can be collected the same afternoon. Collect from our shop at Shop L23, Rivonia Central, Oriental City, Sandton (opposite News Café Rivonia, lower level next to the Post Office), or choose courier delivery anywhere in South Africa.

How much does golf shirt printing cost?

Pricing is simple: shirt price (R175 to R390 depending on weight) plus print price per position (R28 A6, R58 A5, R130 A4, R290 A3, R450 A2), plus R250 set-up per design. Minimum 10 shirts.

How long does golf shirt printing take?

Standard turnaround is 2 to 5 working days from approved artwork. Need it today? Selected orders paid and approved by 09:00 can be collected the same afternoon.

Do you still do DTG printing?

Not any more. All orders are printed with DTF, the newer method we switched to.

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