What Is a Contractor Shirt Bundle? A Guide for San Antonio Crews

A contractor shirt bundle is a set of matching custom work shirts ordered together at a crew price instead of one at a time. At LuxPort Print Co, the 24 Custom Contractor Work Shirts Crew Special is 24 shirts with your logo on the front and a back print for $311.76, which works out to about $12.99 per shirt, compared with $24.99 for a single shirt. It is built for roofers, remodelers, HVAC, plumbing, electrical, landscaping, cleaning, and any trade that wants the whole crew to look like one company on the jobsite.

This guide explains what comes in a bundle, how to plan the sizes and colors, what to put on the front and back, and how to decide if a bundle is the right fit or if a smaller or mixed order makes more sense.

What is included in the contractor shirt bundle?

The crew special is designed to keep ordering simple:

• 24 shirts in your choice of sizes, so a typical crew can have two or three shirts each, or a larger crew can have one each with spares.
• A front print, usually your logo on the left chest.
• A back print, usually your company name, a large logo, and a phone number or website.
• A proof to approve before anything is printed, so you can check spelling, the phone number, and placement.

If you want to see exactly what that price covers line by line, we broke it down in 24 contractor work shirts: what $311.76 actually gets a San Antonio crew.

Why crews order shirts as a bundle

Every shirt matches

When shirts are bought a few at a time over months, colors and print sizes drift. Ordering one bundle means the logo, color, and placement are the same on every shirt.

The price per shirt drops

Crew pricing spreads the setup and handling across the whole set, which is why the bundle comes in well under the single-shirt price.

Your crew looks like a real company

Homeowners are letting your team into their house or backyard. A clean matching shirt with your name on the back tells them, and their neighbors, who you are. It also turns every truck stop and supply-house run into a little local advertising.

How to plan sizes for a crew

Most of the trouble with crew orders comes from guessing sizes. A few habits help:

1. Ask each person what size they actually wear in a work tee, not what they think they wear.
2. Size up for layering if your crew wears shirts over a base layer in winter.
3. Keep a few spares in the most common sizes for new hires.
4. Write it in one list with name, size, and quantity, so nothing is lost in a text thread.

Not sure how many shirts each person needs? Our post on what size crew pack to order walks through it.

What to print on the front and back

Front: keep it clean

A left-chest logo is the standard for a reason. It looks professional up close, it does not crack across a big stretch area, and it reads well in a selfie or a jobsite photo.

Back: make it readable from the street

The back is your billboard. Use your company name in bold letters, a short line about what you do (Roofing, Remodeling, HVAC), and a phone number or website. Skip long service lists and thin script fonts. For wording ideas, see what a contractor shirt should say on the back.

Optional: license or trade line

Some trades like to add a short license line or a "Licensed and Insured" line under the back logo. Keep it small and confirm the wording yourself before you approve the proof.

Choosing a shirt color for jobsite work

San Antonio heat and jobsite dirt both matter. Light gray and heather colors stay cooler and hide dust. Darker colors like charcoal, navy, and black hide grease and stains but get hotter in direct sun. High-visibility colors make sense for crews near traffic. Our posts on what color shirts hide dirt best and the best shirts for hot weather crews go deeper.

Common mistakes on crew shirt orders

Putting too much on the back

A back print that tries to list every service ends up with small text nobody can read from a truck window. Pick your name, your trade, and one way to reach you.

Using a blurry logo

A logo pulled from a social media profile picture is often too small to print sharp. If that is all you have, tell us. We can let you know if it needs to be redrawn before printing, and our design help page explains that option.

Forgetting new hires

Crews change. Ordering a few extra shirts in the most common sizes means a new hire looks like part of the team on day one instead of showing up in a plain tee.

Skipping the proof check

Read the phone number and website on the proof out loud, letter by letter. A wrong digit on 24 shirts is the most expensive typo in the shop. Our 8-point proof checklist helps.

Choosing a color only because it matches the logo

Brand colors matter, but so does the work. A bright white shirt on a roofing crew will not stay white for long. Pick the color that suits the job first, then make sure the logo prints clearly on it.

Is a bundle right for your crew?

• Yes, if you have a crew of roughly 6 to 24 people, or a smaller crew that wants several shirts each.
• Yes, if every shirt uses the same front and back design.
• Maybe not, if you need only a handful of shirts right now. You can still order smaller quantities, priced per shirt.
• Talk to us, if you need a mix of tees, long sleeves, or polos, or different designs for office and field staff. We can quote that as a custom order.

Other business shirt options are on our business crew shirt packages page, and our custom t-shirts in San Antonio page explains how local ordering works.

How to order a contractor shirt bundle

1. Send your logo (a PNG, PDF, AI, or SVG is ideal, but a clear photo of a business card or truck decal can be a starting point).
2. Tell us the shirt color, the back-print wording, and your size list.
3. Review and approve your proof.
4. We print with DTF, press each shirt, and get your order to you by shipping, or by same-area local delivery where available for eligible orders.

Frequently asked questions

What is a contractor shirt bundle?

It is a set of matching custom work shirts ordered together at crew pricing. LuxPort Print Co's crew special is 24 shirts with a front logo and a back print.

How much is the 24-shirt contractor bundle?

The 24 Custom Contractor Work Shirts Crew Special is $311.76, about $12.99 per shirt. A single custom shirt is $24.99.

Can I mix sizes in the bundle?

Yes. Send one list with the sizes and quantities you need, and the 24 shirts are printed to match it.

What should go on the back of a contractor shirt?

Your company name in bold letters, a short line about your trade, and a phone number or website. Keep it readable from across a street.

Do I need a professional logo file?

A clean PNG, PDF, AI, or SVG file works best. If you only have a photo of a sign or business card, send it and the team will tell you whether it can be cleaned up for print.

Can each shirt have a different name?

Yes. DTF printing makes it easy to add individual first names. Ask about it when you request a quote.

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