Tablif TownWhy the usual way fails
Most buyers start with the logo and the price, and only later find out that the fabric weight, the fibre and the print method decide how the shirt looks after a few months of washing. A thin cotton tee with a heat-transfer print and a heavier polyester polo with embroidery are very different garments, even when both carry the same logo. Sizes are another trap, because one size chart rarely fits a mixed team, and a reorder months later can come out a shade off if the supplier has no fixed fabric source. If you also want recycled material, you need a supplier that works with recycled fibre as a matter of course, not one that hunts for it once for your order.
How RIZER helps
RIZER is a manufacturer based in Panadura that makes corporate and event T-shirts, polos, uniforms, caps and other apparel to order, much of it from recycled PET bottles. The team helps with the parts buyers usually get stuck on, such as fabric choice, artwork guidance, colour selection and size planning for the whole order. You can pick any colour and size, a fabric weight between 120 and 250 GSM, and a logo method such as heat transfer, hi-build or embroidery. Its customer list includes companies like Coca-Cola and Sri Lanka Airlines, and orders start with a quote request, usually over WhatsApp.
“Our team combines product selection, fabric guidance, branding, and Sri Lankan production support so customers can plan consistent apparel from one reliable source.”
“Choose any color, any size, and select thickness from 120-250 GSM. Options include heat transfer, hibuild, embroidery, and more.”
Step by step
- Count the people who need a shirt and split them by size and cut, since the range covers men's, women's and unisex styles.
- Decide on the garment: a crew neck tee for an event, a polo or collared shirt for staff, or a jersey for a sports day.
- Send your logo, the garment type and the quantities to RIZER on WhatsApp and ask for a bulk quote.
- Agree the fabric weight and the logo method with the team, and ask which fabric is recycled polyester if that matters to you.
- Approve the colour and the size plan, then confirm the order and the delivery address.
Tips
- Match the fabric weight to the job. A lighter fabric at the low end of the range suits a one-day outdoor event in the heat, while staff polos worn every week keep their shape better in a heavier weight.
- Choose the logo method for how the garment will be worn. Embroidery holds up on polos that are washed often, sublimation suits all-over designs on polyester jerseys, and heat transfer or hi-build prints are common on event tees.
- Once the first batch is right, write down the exact spec: fabric, GSM, colour name, logo method and the size split. Sending that same spec with a reorder is the simplest way to get shirts that match the ones your team already wears.
- If recycled content matters for a report or a tender, ask which fabric your garment will use. The catalogue includes 100% recycled polyester, but it also has 100% cotton and cotton and polyester blends.
Questions
Where is RIZER based?
In Panadura, with a second location in Colombo. Contact the team before you visit either one.
Source: rizer.lkWho usually orders from RIZER?
Groups that need matching apparel: companies, hotel and resort teams, schools and universities, sports clubs and promotional campaigns.
Source: rizer.lkDo they make women's and unisex fits?
Yes. The product range can be filtered by men's, women's and unisex styles.
Source: rizer.lk