This Yonge Street store bills itself as the home of the five minute t-shirt, offering on-the-spot printing on single items. They're open seven days a week and offer free home/office delivery on orders of 4 items or more.

This Little Italy print shop, whose original location in Leslieville has since closed, allows single item jobs in addition to bulk orders. They offer direct-to-film and direct-to-garment printing, as well as embroidery for orders over 6 pieces.

This Parkdale printer uses waterbased ink for your custom tees and tote bags. The waterbased ink is more time-resistant, meaning less chances of cracked font over time. They'll print on t-shirts, crewnecks, hoodies and kids-sized clothes, even on sleeves or inside the neckline.

The go-to spot to get promo materials for brands and band merch made, this Kensington Market shop has been doing custom screenprinting and water-based printing since 2001. Depending on the print style, Hardboiled even offers single piece orders.

This store near Queen and Spadina is open seven days a week and boasts a same-day single-tee printing job just like their sister location, Toronto Tees. With free delivery on orders of $99 or more and pick up options 7 days a week. New shoppers can also get 15% off their first order.

This t-shirt shop by Lansdowne and Dupont (the only women-owned print shop in the city) is a fave thanks to its low order minimums and huge range of services like screen printing, metallic printing, pantone colour matching and beyond.

Part arts hub, part print shop, this space in the Stockyards specializes in screen printing. Baitshop staff, a group of skaters-turned-printers, have worked with tees, totes and all other types of merch for restaurants and brands, both local and international.

This Etobicoke company uses three automatic presses, hence faster turnaround times of five to seven days for printing jobs. They offer screen printing of plastisol, water-based and discharge inks and embroidery for clothes.

This shop in the Castlefield Design District has long prided itself in using an eco-friendly water-based ink that's crack resistent and better for complex gradient designs, as opposed to solid colours that work better with screen-printing.