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Getting Your Name Printed on Your Running Top

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Meglet Sep 2012 11:00am, 10 Sep 2012 10789 posts	0 Meglet Iron on letters from eBay. Or a local printer or workwear shop. It was much less expensive than I thought!
HellsBells Sep 2012 11:19am, 10 Sep 2012 12822 posts	0 HellsBells talking T's on Magdalene Street cambridge did mine - quick and reasonable price
sarabop Sep 2012 11:31am, 10 Sep 2012 345 posts	0 sarabop Got mine done in Bedford for three pounds - bargain!
geordiegirl Sep 2012 11:32am, 10 Sep 2012 5577 posts	0 geordiegirl SusiesueH there is somewhere in Durham market that does them, I remember my mum & dad taking my nephew's top in recently to get his name added.... I keep meaning to do the same for my FETCH tops. Thanks for reminding me good luck getting yours done x
SusiesueH Sep 2012 11:35am, 10 Sep 2012 1793 posts	0 SusiesueH thanks for all the suggestions thanks folks! I'll try the Grainger Market first as that might be easier for me to get to. Durham/Decathlon are back up and then last resort is iron-on (Only because of the risk of ironing a hole in it )
Lisa T Sep 2012 12:53pm, 10 Sep 2012 1051 posts	0 Lisa T Florida Print in the Metro Centre. We got a vest printed for someone running for our charity there.
Wriggling Snake Apr 2020 12:59pm, 10 Apr 2020 26169 posts	0 Wriggling Snake Fuck no.
SusiesueH Apr 2020 6:40pm, 10 Apr 2020 3948 posts	0 SusiesueH What took you so long to reach that conclusion WS? 😉

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Can anyone recommend the best way to get my name printed on my fetch top? Do I need to take it along to a printer somewhere or can I send away for letters and iron it on myself?

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