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The checklist
- Confirm you are allowed to use the logo, especially for a school, club or partner brand.
- Find the cleanest version of the logo you have, ideally the original design file rather than a screenshot.
- Decide where the logo goes on the garment: left chest, back, sleeve or full front.
- Choose a decoration method: embroidery, heat transfer, hi-build, DTF or sublimation.
- Pick sublimation if the design is full colour and covers the whole shirt, like a sports jersey.
- Write down the exact brand colours so the logo and the garment colour can be matched.
- Check the logo still reads clearly at small size, for example on a cap or a pocket.
- List the garments that need the logo, such as polos, caps or ties, so the placement works on each one.
- Ask for artwork guidance if you are unsure about size or method; RIZER offers it for bulk orders.
- Send the logo together with quantities, sizes and the delivery date in one message, so the quote can be prepared in one go.
Questions
Do they work with hotels and resorts?
Yes. The about page names hospitality and resort teams among the customers it supplies.
Source: rizer.lkDo they make shorts and bottoms for teams?
Yes. There are custom athletic bottoms and sports shorts for men and women.
Source: rizer.lkCan they make long-sleeve office shirts?
Yes. The range includes custom men's corporate shirts in both short and long sleeves.
Source: rizer.lkIs there a stretch fabric option?
Yes. The fabric filter includes blends with 5% spandex, in both cotton and recycled polyester.
Source: rizer.lkDo they make women's cuts, not just unisex shirts?
Yes. The catalogue includes women's pieces such as a boxy crop T-shirt and a modern uniform shirt.
Source: rizer.lkWho have they worked with?
Companies, schools and organizations in Sri Lanka. Names listed on the site include Sri Lanka Airlines and Jetwing Travels.
Source: rizer.lk