Bella + Canvas
Bella + Canvas is known for soft, durable tees in a wide range of sizes and colors. Their apparel is made with airlume combed and ring-spun cotton for comfort and long-lasting quality. The brand is reshaping fast fashion through eco-conscious manufacturing practices.
Their cutting process is optimized to use as much fabric as possible, reducing waste. Their dye house is bluesign® certified and was the first in the US to use only bluesign® approved dyes, chemicals, and softeners—guaranteeing fabrics are free from harmful substances. Bella + Canvas has also received Fair Labor Accreditation, protecting workers’ rights throughout their supply chain.
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Gildan
Gildan offers everyday essentials like t-shirts, sweatshirts, and hoodies in both classic and modern fits. They’re part of the Genuine Responsibility® program, which focuses on reducing water use, cutting carbon emissions, and using renewable energy.
In 2024, 77.3% of their cotton was sourced through sustainable programs. Gildan is also ISO 45001 certified at five facilities, supporting occupational health and safety for more than 50,000 employees.
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Cotton Herritage
Cotton Heritage is a US-based brand offering premium-quality loungewear, perfect for DTG and embroidery. Their collections include stylish hoodies and sweatpants designed for comfort and durability.
As a mill-direct, WRAP-certified company, Cotton Heritage is committed to ethical production and superior printability.
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Stanley/Stella
Stanley/Stella is a Belgian brand dedicated to sustainable fashion. Their clothing is made from 100% organic cotton and recycled materials.
All products are certified by GOTS (organic cotton) or GRS (recycled materials), as well as OEKO-TEX, ensuring no harmful chemicals. They are also PETA-Approved and follow strict EU REACH regulations.
Stanley/Stella focuses on ethical manufacturing, transparency, and long-lasting apparel.
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Econscious
Econscious lives up to its name by creating clothing from organic cotton and recycled fibers. Their entire line is GOTS-certified and PETA-approved vegan.
They’re also members of 1% For The Planet, donating 1% of every retail sale to support environmental nonprofits.
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Champion
A streetwear icon and part of the Authentic Brands Group, Champion is celebrated for innovative and durable designs. One of their standout features is the reverse weave technique—a knitted construction that resists shrinkage and helps retain shape even after many washes.
Champion apparel also provides excellent surfaces for customization. Whether you use DTG, DTF, embroidery, or heat-transfer methods, their garments are known to hold designs well. This makes them a reliable and stylish choice for print-on-demand stores.
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Next Level
Next Level is known for soft fabrics, innovative blends, and a wide variety of styles—from classic tanks to lightweight jackets. Their apparel is designed for comfort, durability, and versatility, making them a go-to choice for many print-on-demand stores.
The brand is also committed to responsible sourcing and ethical production. Their factories are WRAP-certified, and they’re a Fair Labor Association participating company, working toward full accreditation in 2025. Next Level also partners with Better Work at the factory, national, and international levels to improve working conditions and ensure respect for labor rights.
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Apparel Brand FAQ
What is the most popular t-shirt brand at Printful?
Our most popular t-shirts are made by Bella + Canvas.
Where can I read about Printful's sustainability practices?
At Printful, we're doing our best to add more and more sustainably produced items to our catalog. Each product is made on-demand, which allows us to avoid overproduction and textile waste. To learn more, read about sustainability and responsibility at Printful.