Making your gym shirt work
Gyms, boxing clubs and fitness studios sell shirts to members who are proud of where they train. A gym shirt should feel strong and simple, wash after wash, with the club's name front and centre.
What to write on it
- The gym or club name, in bold lettering.
- A short motto or the year you opened.
- A mark that suits the sport: a dumbbell, a glove, a kettlebell.
One tip
Offer it to new members at a joining discount. Members wearing your shirt around town are the most believable advert a gym can have. Pick a fabric that breathes, since gym shirts are worn for training, not just for show, and a stiff print on a sweaty shirt cracks quickly.
What you get
- Made at 11 × 11 in.
- A transparent 300 DPI PNG, ready for DTF and garment printers.
- Two AI designs from your words, logo and colours; preview free, $3.99 for the one you keep.
- Can I sell gym shirts with this design?
- Yes. Once bought, the design is yours to use commercially, with no royalties.
- What file does the gym shirt come as?
- A transparent 300 DPI PNG at 11 × 11 inches, ready for DTF printing on shirts or tanks.
























