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Custom apparel printing · Tashkent
for salons
Salon owners dress the floor in black so colour and product stains show less between washes. The print has to survive bleach wipes and hot laundry without cracking.
Black base, dye splatter, a crew you can count on one hand

Who orders
Orders are usually four to twelve tees or aprons with one shop mark — scissors, monogram, or a short name. Guest merch is a separate conversation; this page is about what the artist wears behind the chair. We pick ink that flexes on cotton knit and does not shine under ring lights.
Garments and care
Black cotton tees and bib aprons are the default. Some shops add a zip jacket for winter. Sizes follow your roster; we do not assume everyone wears a medium.
How to order
Send artwork, garment type, and a size list. Mention if you use salon chemicals on fabric daily — that affects ink advice. Collect in Sergeli or request Tashkent delivery. Reorders use the same file when staff turns over.
Send shop artwork, choose tee or apron, and list sizes for each stylist. Mention daily chemical exposure so we pick flexible ink. File approval starts production.
Four to twelve pieces matches most chair counts. Guest merch runs separately and can be larger if you sell at the desk.
Black cotton tees and bib aprons are the usual pair. Some shops add a zip jacket for winter without changing the chest mark.
We use inks that flex on cotton and tolerate salon laundry better than cheap transfers. Still avoid pouring undiluted bleach on the mark — rinse spills quickly.
Pick up at Sergeli when ready, or request Tashkent delivery to the shop. Same options apply on reorders when staff changes.


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 artwork or a staff list — we’ll match a method and confirm terms.






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