Custom Button-Down Shirts With Your Logo or Design
A custom button down shirt is the collared, buttoned shirt to put a company logo, a team name or your own design on when a T-shirt looks too casual for the job. The shelf is organised by cloth rather than by colour: oxford shirts in short and long sleeve, denim in heavyweight, stonewashed and short sleeve pocket styles, the lighter slub chambray, a flannel shirt, poplin, gingham and nailhead shirts, a tall twill shirt, and a moisture-wicking knit button-down. Women's styles run from long and short sleeve to three-quarter sleeve, and tall versions of the oxford, denim and poplin shirts sit beside the regular fits. Prices run $40.99–$61.99 depending on the style. Every shirt on this page is printed rather than embroidered. Upload a logo, artwork or a line of text, place it on the print areas that shirt offers, and check the preview before you pay.
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Oxford, denim, flannel or poplin button-down shirts
Oxford cloth has a soft, visible basket texture and suits an everyday office or shop uniform. Poplin, broadcloth gingham and nailhead shirts are the smoother, dressier end of the shelf, where a small logo on the chest reads as corporate rather than casual. Denim is the sturdy choice for workshops, bars and studios, and slub chambray gives a similar look in a lighter cloth. The flannel shirt is the warm, brushed option for autumn and outdoor crews.
A logo is printed onto the finished shirt as a thin, flexible layer, so bold marks and clean lettering come out crisp while hairline detail softens slightly. The guide to printing a logo onto a finished garment covers file types, line weights and dark fabrics.
Polo shirts, work shirts and other collared shirts
If the shirt is for a uniform, compare it with custom polo shirts, which include embroidered styles, and custom work shirts, where twill, ripstop and high-visibility shirts sit with an embroidered long sleeve shirt. Shirts for days on the water are on the custom fishing shirts page, long sleeve tees on custom long sleeve shirts, and outfitting a whole office or team starts at bulk and group orders.
Custom Button-Down Shirts With Your Logo or Design — common questions
- Can I get my logo embroidered on a button-down shirt from this page?
- No. Every button-down shirt on this page is printed, not embroidered. For a stitched logo on a collared shirt, the work shirts page carries an embroidered long sleeve shirt and the polo shirts page carries embroidered polos.
- What is the difference between an oxford shirt and a poplin shirt?
- Oxford cloth is woven with a slightly raised basket texture that looks relaxed and hard-wearing, while poplin is finer and smoother and looks dressier. Both take a printed logo: choose oxford for an everyday uniform and poplin when the shirt has to look sharp in front of clients.
- Should I choose the denim shirt or the chambray shirt for a printed design?
- Choose on weight and look rather than on the print. Denim is the heavier, sturdier shirt for workshop and year-round wear, and slub chambray has a similar look in a lighter, softer cloth for warm weather. Both carry a printed logo or name.
- Are there button-down shirts cut for women and in tall sizes?
- Yes. Women's oxford, poplin, nailhead and denim shirts come in long, short or three-quarter sleeve. Tall versions exist for the oxford, denim and poplin shirts, the twill shirt is cut tall, and each product page lists its own sizes.
- What is a knit button-down shirt?
- It has the collar and button front of a dress shirt but is knit like a polo, so it gives a little and feels softer than a woven shirt. The moisture-wicking knit button-down here suits staff who spend the day on their feet or in warm rooms.
- Where should a company logo go on a button-down shirt?
- The left chest is the traditional spot for a logo on a collared shirt, with a larger mark or slogan across the back. Each shirt's product page shows the print areas it offers, and the preview places your file on the shirt before you pay.
- Which button-down shirt is warmest for cold weather?
- The flannel shirt, which is brushed for warmth and also works as a light overshirt. The heavyweight denim shirt is the next sturdiest option, while the poplin, gingham and chambray shirts are the lighter ones on this page.