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Custom apparel printing · Tashkent
Café branding is mostly ordered by shop owners and shift managers. Pluses at the counter: the guest sees it is your place at once, the barista earns more trust, waiters look like one shift rather than people in mixed tees. We put the logo on the apron and polo so the mark survives grease and a daily wash.


Branding
Choice Print

Branding
Choice Print

Branding
Choice Print

Branding
Choice Print

Branding
Choice Print

Screen Printing
Choice Print

Screen Printing
Choice Print

Branding
Choice Print

Branding
Choice Print

Branding
Choice Print

Branding
Choice Print

Branding
Choice Print

Screen Printing
Choice Print

Screen Printing
Choice Print
Segment task
Usually one layout for the apron bib and the polo chest: sizes for the people who actually work the floor. We look at the file and how the kitchen washes, then pick the method. A new hire gets the same kit from the stored layout, with no colour surprise. Back names are almost never asked for in a café — one shared mark is enough.
When the method fits
A logo on the apron makes sense when the guest should recognise your shop, not the café next door. A short flat mark on the shift is a normal conversation; a coffee photo on one tee is a different one. If you only need tees with no logo — this is not the page.
How to order
Send a vector logo or a large PNG, how many aprons and polos by size, and whether the garments are yours or we source the base. We will say how the mark should sit on the cloth, lock the layout, and start print. Lead time starts when the file and makeup are in — no quotes by eye.
Handover
Collect the finished run from production in Sergeli or take a courier across Tashkent to the shop. Other cities go by freight once the box is packed. We agree packing and handover time in the thread.
Logo printing on tees, polos, hoodies and uniforms. Corporate apparel with your mark and custom merch.
On the apron bib and the polo chest the mark sits at eye level at the counter. A short logo reads better than a long slogan. The guest knows whose shop it is, the shift looks like one team.
By the shift roster — from a few sets to about a dozen and a half, plus spare stock rarely. People change, kit reprints from the same file. A second shop starts from the stored layout.
A dense cotton apron and a pique polo. Sometimes a cap or a barista tee with the same mark. We look at cloth for grease and frequent laundry.
Ordinary wash, no bleach on the print. The apron can soak for grease, dry flat, and not be ironed on the mark.
Pickup from the workshop in Sergeli. Across Tashkent we bring it to the shop once the run is packed. Out of town — by freight; details we agree in the thread.


Not a mockup render — real apparel with real print, shown from the front and the side. Your logo, illustration or photo lands cleanly on t-shirts, hoodies, polos or workwear.
Send the artwork — we’ll say if this method fits the run and fabric.






Two different sections: by city — prices and delivery; who it’s for — café, factory, school. They are not on one page.
On this page as of 16 May 2026