If you have ever looked for a quality T-shirt or hoodie suitable for printing, there is a good chance you have come across the brand B&C Collection. This European manufacturer was founded in Belgium in 1997 and from the very beginning has focused on producing blank apparel designed for decoration, meaning printing or embroidery. Because of this, their products – such as T-shirts, hoodies and polo shirts – are designed to perform well with different printing techniques while remaining comfortable and durable for everyday wear.
Today, B&C Collection is considered one of the best-known suppliers of blank apparel and promotional clothing in Europe, and its products are widely used across the continent – from corporate clothing to fashion collections with custom prints.
Why B&C Collection is so popular
There are several reasons why the brand is so popular among customers:
- • High-quality materials
B&C often uses ring-spun cotton, which is softer, smoother and more pleasant to the touch than regular cotton. - • Wide range of colours
Many models are available in a large number of colour options, making them ideal for brands, companies or events. - • Products designed for printing
The garments are designed to work well with various decoration techniques, such as screen printing or digital printing. - • Consistent quality
Companies and print shops particularly appreciate the consistent quality across different collections.
More sustainable materials and production
B&C offers collections made from organic cotton and recycled fibres. These materials are certified according to Textile Exchange standards such as OCS (Organic Content Standard) and RCS (Recycled Claim Standard), which confirm the origin and traceability of the materials used throughout the supply chain.
Production takes place in partner factories within a global supply chain that are subject to regular audits focused on working conditions and production transparency.
B&C also offers the Inspire collection, which focuses on a more sustainable approach to production. This range uses, for example:
- • organic cotton
- • more modern production processes
- • minimalist labelling (“No Label”), which allows easy rebranding
Thanks to this, Inspire is popular among brands that want to combine quality apparel with a more responsible approach to production.
