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Bella + Canvas

FAQ's

Bella Canvas shirts can be purchased from Heat Transfer Warehouse if you are looking for decorated Bella Canvas click this link.

Bella Canvas shirts fit true to size, there is no need to size up or down. Bella Canvas shirts are sized with a unisex adult size chart that has an updated retail fit.

The best Bella Canvas shirt for sublimation is Bella Canvas style number 3880. Because of the unique polyester and viscose fabrication, not only is this shirt softer it will really show your sublimated design than other styles. If you cannot find Bella Canvas style 3880, their triblend style number 3413 will also work nicely. Make sure your color is lighter for the best possible sublimated outcome.

You can bleach Bella Canvas shirts, for the best results use the 100% airlume cotton style number 3001. Bleaching works best on 100% cotton shirts. With time and practice, you might be able to bleach other Bella Canvas shirt styles, however, the best result is with their cotton style.

Bella Canvas shirts are made with nice fabrics and have an array of colors to pick from. Most of the Bella Canvas shirts contain a blend of polyester and cotton. There are some Bella Canvas shirts that are 100% cotton and some that contain rayon as well. Be sure to read the material specifications on the product for the most accurate information.

You can decorate Bella Canvas shirts in a variety of ways including but not limited to Heat Transfer Vinyl, Sublimation, Direct to Film, Supacolor and traditional screen printing. For the best results possible, make sure to use the correct heat and timing depending on the material of the Bella Canvas shirt you are decorating.

Bella Canvas means "Beautiful Canvas"

Ways to Decorate Bella Canvas

Bella Canvas shirts fit true to size, there is no need to size up or down. Bella Canvas shirts are sized with a unisex adult size chart that has an updated retail fit.

  • Custom Transfers is a popular method of decoration for Bella+Canvas clothing.
  • Direct to Film (DTF) printing involves printing the design directly onto a clear sheet and then pressing to the shirt is great for full color or intricate details, as it can produce high-quality, detailed prints.
  • Heat Transfer Vinyl (HTV) involves cutting a design out of vinyl material and then using heat and pressure to transfer the design onto the clothing. This method works well for designs with few colors and smaller print areas.
  • Embroidery involves stitching the design directly onto the clothing using a specialized embroidery machine. This method is ideal for designs with fewer colors and smaller print areas, and can produce a professional, high-quality look.

When decorating Bella+Canvas clothing, it is important to consider the material and texture of the fabric, as well as the printing or decoration method being used. It is also important to ensure that the design is properly aligned and scaled to fit the clothing. Working with a professional printer or decorator can help ensure a high-quality and professional-looking finished product.

History of Bella Canvas

Bella+Canvas was founded in 1992 in Los Angeles, California by two friends, Danny Harris and Marco DeGeorge. At the time, the company focused on producing high-quality, fashion-forward clothing for the wholesale market. Over the years, Bella+Canvas has grown into a well-known and respected brand in the fashion industry, with a focus on sustainability, quality materials, and innovative design. Today, Bella+Canvas offers a wide range of clothing for both men and women, and is a popular choice for custom apparel, printing, and embroidery.

In 2006, Bella+Canvas made a commitment to sustainability by implementing eco-friendly production practices, including the use of water-saving and energy-efficient technologies in their production facilities. They also began using eco-friendly materials, such as organic cotton and recycled polyester, in their clothing.

In recent years, Bella+Canvas has also become known for their work with social media influencers and online retailers. They have collaborated with popular influencers and celebrities to create limited-edition collections, and have worked with online retailers to create exclusive clothing lines.