Custom clothing in Brussels
We dress Brussels businesses, shops and associations from our workshop in Liège. It is not a shop in town: it is a workshop that embroiders and prints, and that ships. For most orders this changes nothing — the design is approved by e-mail, the parcel leaves with tracking, and you pay for the clothing rather than for a shop window.
Brussels asks us for two things above all: hospitality — polos, aprons, front-of-house shirts — and corporate for teams that receive the public. Two worlds where the garment is seen up close, which often decides the marking technique.
Brussels is an hour from the workshop. We ship with a tracking number, and transport is free above €200 excl. VAT of goods. For hand delivery during a trip, tell us: we regularly come down to Brussels.
Embroidery or textile printing in Brussels
Both techniques come from the same workshop. DTF printing covers almost all needs: every colour at the same price, no preparation fee, and it holds up perfectly in domestic washing. Embroidery keeps its interest on thick pieces seen up close — aprons, softshells, caps — where the relief of the thread makes the difference.
What we are asked for in Brussels
Hospitality: the piece is seen at one metre
In the dining room, the customer looks at the apron while being served. It is the one case where we often advise embroidery over printing: the relief of the thread reads up close, and an apron does not go through the machine every day. On kitchen polos, which are washed hot and often, DTF transfer remains the better fit.
Bilingual, no discussion
Many of our Brussels orders carry two languages — a back in French and in Dutch, or a department name in both. In DTF transfer, it costs no more: the file changes, the price does not. In embroidery, longer text means a larger surface, so a larger format.
Associations, non-profits and events
A non-profit rarely orders two hundred pieces: it orders thirty T-shirts for a day, with a voted budget. The price is shown before ordering, so you can present an exact figure at a meeting instead of waiting for a quote.
What gets ordered here
The marking price does not depend on quantity. It is the garment price that drops in steps, from 10 pieces. See the full price grid
Frequently asked questions — Brussels
How long to receive an order in Brussels?
Count 2 to 7 working days depending on textile availability, plus one day of transit. The lead time runs from the approval of the proof and receipt of payment, not from the order.
Can you mark in French and Dutch on the same piece?
Yes. In DTF transfer, each piece can carry a different file at no extra charge: that is how bilingual runs, or a different name per person, are made. Just tell us the split.
Do I have to travel to Liège to order?
No. Everything is done remotely: online configuration, proof by e-mail, approval in one click, tracked delivery. Travelling only makes sense if you want to feel the materials before choosing — in which case, book an appointment.
We also work for Ixelles, Schaerbeek, Anderlecht, Uccle, Woluwe-Saint-Lambert, Forest, Evere and Saint-Gilles.
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