Decorating apparel for the restaurant industry will bring you a lot of business with different branding opportunities. Many established restaurants or chains will come to you to decorate their apparel using their logo. Other times your local restaurants don’t have their own logo but need t-shirts made to create uniforms for their staff. If your customer’s don’t have their own logo and artwork, don’t worry! At Transfer Express, we’re here to help!
Our artists release new design layouts called Easy Prints® this week we’ve added 4 new Restaurant Logo layouts for you and your customer’s to customize for different styles of food restaurants.
The first restaurant design is QBU-336 seen below. This layout gives you a modern, but classic logo for any restaurant, tavern, bar or grill. This design layout can be customized to your customer’s needs. Shown below on Port Authority® Ladies SuperPro™ Twill Shirt L663, you can create your own look by simply changing the text, colors and clip art in the Easy View Online Designer.
While it’s common for our screen printed heat transfers to be heat applied to cotton t-shirts, many don’t know our heat transfers can apply to many different types of apparel items like Port Authority® Medium-Length Apron A525.
Creating restaurant uniforms with these new layouts is so easy and will create professional artwork for their business! Browse more restaurant layouts and sign up with Easy View to start customizing for your local diners, bars and taverns. Then head over to our site to start your 30-day free trial. Choose any of the layouts or the new one above and start customizing. Once you’re done, order the heat transfers from Transfer Express and heat print them onto your blank apparel!
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Hi Angie,
We don’t carry any tackle twill products, however, our sister company Stahls’ does: https://www.stahls.com/
We do carry screen printed names and numbers though, which you can order here: https://transferexpress.com/names-numbers
The custom restaurant uniforms buck in a number of ways. For example, logos are moved from the front to the left sleeve so they’re always visible. Rather than using first and last names, the embroidery I.D. is on a first-name basis. “We wanted to make them appear more approachable and informal.
Great points! Thank you for sharing