Chest, full front, or back, depending on the piece. Chest placement is a small quiet mark; full front fills the torso; back gives the largest uninterrupted panel. The product photo shows the actual placement for each design.

Depends where you will wear it. A chest mark reads as a detail and passes anywhere. A full front reads as a statement and suits events more than ordinary days. The same artwork at two sizes is effectively two different products.

Because they only work at one size. Enlarge a fine detail and it becomes a statement piece; shrink a busy scene and the detail collapses into noise. We list the size that holds up rather than offering every option.

Yes, and it is the main advantage of this collection. Solid fabric surrounds the artwork, so the piece still works when half of it is covered. An all-over print needs to be seen whole to make sense; these do not.

No raised layer. The ink is absorbed into the fibres rather than sitting on the surface as a thick film, so the fabric stays soft and breathable across the printed area as well as the plain.

Heat and tumbling, not washing. Ink held inside cotton fibre expands and contracts with the fibre, and a hot dryer does that violently. Cold wash, inside out, hung to dry, and no iron on the panel.

A Hat, then a Polo Shirt. Both take short text or a single mark well and detailed artwork badly, so complex designs are better on a tee or sweatshirt.