LiverPrint

If you need staff clothing branded in Liverpool, LiverPrint lets you source garments, decoration and related print from one business. You can see workwear, PPE and sportswear in its showrooms before ordering. The company says all of its print and embroidery is carried out on-site with no outsourcing, which it says gives it complete control over quality and turnaround.

LiverPrint is a workwear and garment printing business on Knowsley Industrial Estate in Liverpool. It describes itself as an established provider of workwear, uniform and printing services to companies, big and small, throughout Merseyside and the north-west. It says it also supplies embroidery and print services to large organisations nationwide. The company says it has grown from a niche T-shirt printer into a one-stop shop for branded clothing, merchandise and print, and that customer recommendation is still its main source of new business.

Products and showrooms

Its website lists these garment lines for decoration:

• T-shirts
• Polo shirts
• Sweatshirts
• Hi-vis
• Fleeces

The ground-floor showroom displays workwear and PPE. The company says its stock runs from gloves and masks through to trousers and boots, and that its workwear can be printed with your logo and contact details. Upstairs, a mezzanine floor displays sportswear, including Joma sportswear. The ground floor also has a click-and-collect schoolwear counter, and school uniforms are sold through a separate LiverPrint schools site.

Production and capabilities

The company says it has invested heavily in new machinery over the last few years. It lists these decoration methods:

• Embroidery and digitising, done on-site by its embroidery specialists, from standard chest logos to full back designs, and on other items such as caps
• Screen printing, done in-house and by hand at its Knowsley premises
• Dye-sublimation, including bespoke cut and sew garments
• Direct-to-film (DTF) printing
• Vinyl printing, using vinyl plotters for T-shirts and signage

Our guide to choosing between embroidery, screen printing, DTF and sublimation explains how these methods differ.

Print, signage and visits

Beyond clothing, LiverPrint offers small and large format digital printing, from business cards to 4-foot-wide banners of any length. It also makes building and vehicle signage, and says its team can manage this from design to application. Its services page describes each of these.

You can visit Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm, or Saturday, 8am to 2pm. If you need help with artwork or a meeting with a rep, the company asks you to call ahead so it can book you in with the most appropriate person. Minimum orders and lead times are not published. Our guide to briefing a merchandise supplier covers what to include in your enquiry.

Source: liverprint.com/contact-us, liverprint.com, liverprint.com/about-us