Every design on this page comes from the GraphicLoot catalogue and is ready to print on apparel. The collection below is ordered by what our customers buy most often, and both the line-up and the prices are read live from the store — so what you see here is what you pay at checkout.
What you get with every purchase
- Commercial use is included. You can use the artwork on products you sell, personal projects, or client work.
- Your download links never expire. Each file can be downloaded up to five times; if you hit that limit, email support@tshirt-factory.com with your order number and we reset it free of charge.
- You can send files to a print shop. Transferring artwork to a printing company or print-on-demand service is allowed, for the printing process only.
- 14-day refund window. We refund faulty files, products that materially differ from their description, duplicate charges, and orders you never downloaded.
What you cannot do is resell, sublicense, rent, or give away the design files themselves. The full text is on our License page, and refund details are in the Refund Policy.
How to choose a t-shirt design that prints well
Check the resolution before you commit to a print run
A design that looks sharp on screen can still fall apart on fabric. For a standard adult front print of roughly 30 cm wide, you want artwork that holds up at 300 DPI at that size. Vector files scale without any loss at all, which is why they are the safer choice when you are not yet sure how large you will print.
Fewer colours usually means a cheaper print
If you are screen printing, each colour in the design is a separate screen and a separate cost. Designs built from two or three flat colours are dramatically cheaper to produce in volume than full-colour illustrations. Direct-to-garment and print-on-demand services do not have this limitation, so the trade-off only matters if you are printing in bulk.
Think about the garment colour first
A design drawn for a black tee rarely works unchanged on white. Watch for artwork that relies on a dark background to create contrast, and for thin white lines that will disappear on a light garment. Distressed and halftone textures in particular behave very differently depending on what is underneath them.
Bundles are worth it only if you will use more than a few
A bundle of a hundred designs is excellent value per file, but only if the style matches what you actually sell. If you run a single niche store, a small focused set will often serve you better than a large general-purpose pack.
Frequently asked questions
Can I sell shirts printed with these designs?
Yes. The commercial licence covers using the artwork on products you sell. What is not permitted is selling or redistributing the design files as files.
How do I receive the files?
Everything is delivered as an instant download. Your links appear on the confirmation page and are emailed to you, and they remain valid indefinitely.
Do you have free t-shirt designs?
Yes — a portion of the catalogue is free to download. Browse the Freebies section for the current selection.
What if a file is broken or is not what was described?
Email support@tshirt-factory.com within 14 days of purchase with your order number and we will fix it or refund you.
Browse more of the catalogue
These t-shirt designs are part of a wider library of graphics, fonts, and design bundles. You can browse the current deals, the graphics collection, or the font collection.