What In Print We Trust Sells
In Print We Trust runs a single Shopify storefront built almost entirely around graphic print tees, organized into three fabric tiers: the baby tee at $19, the classic tee at $24, and a heavier, oversized-fit tee at $35. The baby tee is by far the largest part of the catalog — dozens of standalone designs, each sold as its own product listing rather than grouped as colour variants of one graphic. On top of the three tiers, a customiser section lets buyers order a baby tee printed with their own initials or a couple's names, and an optional shipping-protection add-on (priced around $2.50) can be added at checkout to cover loss or damage in transit. The brand states on its product pages that everything is designed in London.
The Baby Tee: Fabric, Fit, and Print Placement
Per the brand's own product listings, the baby tee is cut in a shorter, boxier fit from 180gsm, 100% U.S. cotton, with a front graphic print the brand says "won't fade," no printed or sewn-in neck label ("no scratchy labels or tags"), and a true-to-size cut — the brand notes its product photos use a model wearing an XS. Every baby tee design checked for this review, including the cross, balloons, after hours, starboy, stargirl and heart prints, ships in the full run of 14 house colourways, from white and black to lime green and hot pink, and five sizes, XS through XL, for a total of 70 variants per design. The product photos on the storefront typically show one colourway per design, so buyers comparing prints side by side are seeing a single colour option rather than the full range available at checkout.
Classic and Heavyweight Tees: What Changes Above the Baby Tee
The $24 classic tee uses the same 180gsm, 100% cotton as the baby tee but in a classic, not boxy, fit, with the same front graphic print and true-to-size cut. The $35 heavyweight tee is a different garment altogether: an oversized, boxy fit in 240gsm, 100% premium combed ring-spun cotton, with a non-topstitched collar and taped neck and shoulders, construction details aimed at a heavier, more durable tee. One detail worth flagging before ordering: the brand's own listing states the heavyweight tee's graphic prints on the back of the shirt, not the front, which is the opposite of the baby and classic tees. According to the brand's size guide, the baby tee runs shorter and boxier while the classic tee runs longer and baggier, a fit distinction the product photos alone don't make obvious.
The Design Range: Wedding Slogans, Holiday Prints, and a Handful of Standalone Graphics
Browsing the catalog, the baby tee range splits into recognisable groups rather than one continuous assortment: a wedding and bridal-party set ("the mrs," "bridal party," "lace bride," "happily ever after," "ask my husband"), a roughly two-dozen-strong Halloween set (skeleton, ghost, bat, sexy witch, trick or treat), a Christmas set (dear santa, santa martini, deck these halls), and smaller theme clusters built around coffee, cats, dogs, gardening, teaching, and motor racing. Separate from those clusters, a handful of standalone graphic tees carry no obvious seasonal or occasion tie-in: among them a gothic sacred-heart design wrapped in a crown of thorns, a plain cross print, a bunch of balloons, an "After Hours" wordmark tee, and matching "Starboy" and "Stargirl" star-pattern tees, each sold individually at the standard $19 baby-tee price. The heavyweight tee tier leans more adult and irreverent in its wording than the baby tee range.
Custom Baby Tees
Two listings in the catalog, an initials custom baby tee and a couple custom baby tee, both $24, use the same fabric and fit as the standard baby tee but open up personalisation, per their product titles, around a buyer's own initials or a couple's names. The brand's listing pages don't spell out the exact customisation mechanic, whether that's a text-entry field, preset layout options, or something else, beyond the product titles themselves, so buyers with a specific design in mind should confirm the details are available on the product page before ordering.
Pricing and the Shipping Protection Add-On
Pricing sits in three clean tiers: $19 for a baby tee, $24 for a classic tee or either custom baby tee, and $35 for a heavyweight tee. At checkout, an optional shipping-protection line item, priced at roughly $2.50 depending on where it's added, covers an order against loss, theft, or damage in transit. It's a standard third-party add-on rather than a brand-specific guarantee, and it sits alongside the regular order total as an opt-in extra, not a bundled cost.
Shipping: Where Orders Ship From and How Long They Take
In Print We Trust ships from fulfilment points across roughly a dozen countries, including the UK, US, Canada, Australia, Germany, Austria, the Netherlands, Italy and Sweden, a setup the brand says "minimises delivery times" and means "98% of orders pay no customs fees." Delivery windows run 5–7 business days within the UK and 5–10 days for the US, Europe, Australia and Canada, with 7–10 days for the rest of the world, per the brand's shipping page. That same page sets free shipping at £30 and over, with a flat £2.50 charge below that threshold, worth noting because the threshold and fee are quoted in pounds even though the storefront checked for this review priced products in US dollars, so the actual free-shipping cutoff in your checkout currency may not line up with a literal $30. The brand's shipping page and FAQ page also don't fully agree on excluded destinations: the shipping page lists only Ukraine, Russia and Israel as unsupported, while the FAQ page lists a longer set that also includes Hungary, Romania, Latvia, Slovenia, Greece, Malta, Bulgaria, Croatia and Cyprus, so buyers in any of those countries should check at checkout rather than assume either page is the final word.
Returns: Why a Made-to-Order Brand Doesn't Take Unworn Returns
Because every tee is made to order, In Print We Trust's refund policy states plainly that it "can't support returns" for a changed mind, a wrong size, or a colour mistake, and the policy notes this includes the EU's standard 14-day cooling-off period, which it says doesn't apply to made-to-order goods. The one case the brand does cover is a defective or damaged item: fabric that arrives torn or stained qualifies for a free replacement, provided the buyer emails their order number along with a photo of the unworn item still attached to its tags and packaging. Items damaged or stained after being worn aren't eligible. In practice, this means sizing is the real risk on a first order: with no return path for a wrong fit, buyers unfamiliar with the brand may want to cross-check the size guide's centimetre measurements against tees they already own, rather than relying on the size name alone.
Who This Fits, and Who Should Skip It
The baby tee format suits someone who wants a specific, often slogan-driven graphic rather than a basic wardrobe tee. Bridal-party and Halloween buyers shopping for a one-off, matching-tee occasion look like a natural fit, as do buyers drawn to one of the brand's standalone graphics rather than its seasonal sets. The heavyweight tee is a better match for anyone who wants a back-printed, boxier, more substantial shirt rather than the lighter baby-tee build. It's a weaker fit for anyone who needs an exact, risk-free size on a first order, since a wrong-size baby tee can't be returned; sticking close to the brand's own centimetre size guide, rather than guessing from the size name, matters more here than with a typical tee retailer. Shoppers outside the UK, US, Canada, Australia and the EU should also confirm their country isn't on either of the brand's two, slightly different, excluded-destination lists before checking out.
Common questions
Does In Print We Trust ship outside the UK?
Yes. The brand ships from fulfilment points in around a dozen countries, including the US, Canada, Australia and several EU countries, with delivery windows of 5-7 days in the UK and 5-10 days for the US, Europe, Australia and Canada. Its shipping page lists Ukraine, Russia and Israel as unsupported; its separate FAQ page lists a longer set of excluded countries, so it's worth checking at checkout if you're outside the main regions.
Can I return a baby tee if it doesn't fit?
No. Because every tee is made to order, the brand's refund policy states it can't accept returns for a changed mind, wrong size, or colour mistake, and notes that the EU's 14-day cooling-off period doesn't apply to made-to-order goods. The only return path is for items that arrive damaged or defective, which qualify for a free replacement with proof of purchase and a photo of the unworn item.
What's the difference between the baby tee, classic tee, and heavyweight tee?
The baby tee ($19) and classic tee ($24) both use 180gsm, 100% cotton with a front graphic print; the baby tee in a shorter, boxier fit and the classic tee in a longer, baggier fit. The heavyweight tee ($35) is a heavier 240gsm, 100% combed ring-spun cotton in an oversized fit, with its graphic printed on the back rather than the front.
Does In Print We Trust charge customs fees?
Rarely, according to the brand. It ships from fulfilment points in roughly a dozen countries specifically to keep orders closer to the buyer, and states that 98% of orders arrive with no customs fees charged.
Can I order a tee with my own text or a couple's names?
The catalog includes two $24 customiser listings, an initials custom baby tee and a couple custom baby tee, built on the same fabric and fit as the standard baby tee. The product titles point to personalised initials or a couple's names, though the exact customisation steps aren't spelled out beyond the listing itself, so it's worth confirming the input options on the product page before ordering.