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Every garment PHShirt produces starts with a fabric choice. This is the working library our production team uses - composition, weight, hand-feel, and best-fit applications for each material we stock, source, or mill to order. Use it to spec your next order, or send it to your procurement team for sign-off.
Pick a category, or scroll the full library below.
The classic polo shirt fabric - looped knit with a textured face, soft hand-feel, and a structured drape that holds embroidery cleanly. Our most-requested polo substrate.
Smooth-faced single-knit cotton, ring-spun for a softer hand. The standard t-shirt substrate - opaque, breathable, and consistent across re-orders.
A heavier, more textured piqué with a visible hexagonal weave. Higher GSM than standard piqué - gives the polo a premium, almost seersucker-like depth.
Birdseye / interlock polyester with moisture-wicking finish. Lightweight, fast-drying, and the standard substrate for athletic and outdoor uniforms.
White or off-white polyester engineered for dye-sublimation. Photographic, full-bleed prints bond at the molecular level - never crack, peel, or fade.
Brushed inner, smooth outer. The workhorse substrate for hoodies, sweatshirts, and zip-ups - warm without bulk, holds embroidery and screen prints alike.
Water-resistant, windproof, breathable. Three bonded layers - outer face, membrane, inner fleece - give corporate jackets a clean technical silhouette without a rain-shell look.
A tightly-woven nylon with a subtle crinkle texture and a soft, paper-like hand. Lightweight, water-resistant, and quiet - the fabric you want for packable windbreakers.
The business-shirt substrate. Basket-weave structure, smooth hand, and a crisp drape that holds a collar all day. Available in plain, pin-point, and royal oxford.
Reinforced grid weave - small tears don't propagate. The substrate for coveralls, construction pants, and field-jobsite uniforms that take daily abuse.
Fluorescent yellow-orange substrate with retroreflective-tape compatibility. Certified for construction, roadwork, and warehouse PPE.
Heavy plain-weave cotton for totes, aprons, drawstring bags, and corporate gift packaging. Substantial hand-feel that gets softer with use.
Each fabric accepts a different set of decoration methods. The right choice depends on the substrate, the design's color count, and the expected wash frequency.
Best method Good Limited Not recommended
If you already know the product, here are the fabrics we reach for first.
Cotton Piqué (200 gsm) - the safe, presentable default. Honeycomb Piqué (260 gsm) for premium lines.
Cotton Jersey (180 gsm). DTG or DTF for low-MOQ color photo prints; silkscreen for high-volume spot color.
Dri-Fit Polyester Interlock for embroidery + spot color. Sublimation Polyester for full-bleed photo prints.
Microfiber Fleece (320 gsm). Double-brushed for cold offices; single-brushed for tropical climates.
3-Layer Softshell for year-round. Taslan Nylon for lightweight packable shells.
Ripstop 240 gsm. Add Hi-Vis substrate panels and 3M reflective tape for roadwork-class PPE.
Cotton Canvas 12 oz. Washes well; softens with use; takes silkscreen, DTF, and embroidery.
Sublimation Polyester - only option. Use white or pastel base; expect 4–6 day turnaround for dye-sub.
We'll mail you a free 12-fabric swatch card (10×10 cm samples of each) so you can hand-feel the substrate before you commit to a production run. Standard delivery in 3–5 working days within the Philippines.
Typical swatch-card delivery: 3–5 working days within the Philippines via LBC or JRS.
Yes - same garment, different fabrics per piece is fine (e.g. polo body in cotton piqué, collar/cuffs in rib knit). Mixed-fabric orders do not change the per-piece price; the only surcharge is a one-time pattern grading fee of ₱1,500 per additional fabric per style.
For orders above 500 pieces, yes - we provide mill-issued composition, weight, and colorfastness certificates at no charge. For smaller orders, we can issue a paid (₱2,500) third-party SGS test if your procurement team requires one.
Both are polo-shirt knits, but honeycomb has a visible 3D hexagonal texture (heavier, more casual-luxe feel), while standard cotton piqué is flatter and lighter. Honeycomb takes embroidery better; standard piqué is more breathable for tropical climates.
Yes. We work with mills in Guangzhou, Laguna, and Cavite. For orders ≥300 pieces, we can mill custom knit or woven fabrics to spec (composition, weight, color). Lead time is 4–6 weeks for custom mill runs.
10 pieces minimum for any design, no design setup fee. Each additional design on the same order is +₱500 setup. We do not charge per color - sublimation is CMYK + white base.
Our cotton substrates (piqué, jersey, fleece) are OEKO-TEX Standard 100 Class I certified on request. Performance polyesters are OEKO-TEX Class II. We include the certificate PDF with every shipment above 200 pieces.
Yes - recycled-polyester (rPET from bottle flake) for sports shirts and outerwear, and recycled-cotton canvas for totes and aprons. Both carry a 15–20% price premium over virgin substrates.