Morton’s T Shirts

As it says on their website and instore, Morton’s has been here for as long as I can remember, surviving on the passing trade going to and from the tube station.
I remember back in the 90s this place was amazing — the idea that you could print anything you wanted on a T Shirt completely mesmerized me. They have always had loads of transfers, and I remember the phase I went through where I wore those T shirts with the five cats walking on the front, with them walking away with their bums in the air on the back. God, they were awful tees, but boy did I love them when I was eight.
Since the birth of the internet, I can see how Morton’s may have lost their unique appeal. Since you can now print out t shirt transfers at home or order quickly online, Morton’s no doubt has had to adapt to our society’s changing shopping patterns. By creating an interactive website complete with a transfer template and keeping their prices low, Morton’s moves on into this brave new decade with an ever loyal fanbase. With t shirt printing on good quality Fruit of the Loom shirts starting at 8 quid, it’s cheaper to go to Morton’s than make a transfer yourself. The guys are consistently good at helping you out and as has been said before, anything goes as far as printing is concerned! They will print away anything you wish (within reason) without so much as a bat of the eyelashes, although you may receive a wry look and a wink.
I’m glad this shop keeps turning over good business, and the guys who work there are a laugh. Next time I want to resurrect the awful cat t shirts I’ll give them a call.

So, you need a T-​shirt that has your mates worst-​ever photo plastered over the front with some clever wording which depicts his/​hers short-​comings of some sort? Well, here’s the place for you!
This brilliant little shop is a hidden gem — right beside Kelvinbridge underground — and it prints everything from t-​shirts to hats. Excellent.
Reasonably priced, and the guys here do it all without batting an eyelid — I’m sure, over the years, they have seen or printed worse.

I first heard about Morton’s T-​Shirts when a friend of mine went to get his brother an unusual birthday present for his 30^th birthday. The naughty thing he wanted printed on the T-​shirt is certainly not for the gentle pages of Unilocal but it is a story that reflects how this tiny makeshift shop will print absolutely anything! I popped it to see what the store looked like and had a chat with the owner about getting a special t-​shirt made for my friends 21^st birthday. The man was chatty and happily explained the price list, which seemed reasonable, and told me that he could press my design on the spot. I left happy with my silly gift and my drunken friend was very happy. What more could I ask for? They also have an extensive range of products online, as the man explained.