Branded Tee Shirts for Google
Last Updated: 13 April 2025
Cubic Promote recently worked with Google, who asked us to supply personalised tee shirts they will give out to their partners. They wanted to strengthen relationships with their partners, and these branded tees were a great way to do so. They opted for 200 black shirts featuring their iconic logo at the front and the Google Partners at the back. This project called for precision, flair, and top-notch quality to match Google’s reputation. As a trusted B2B supplier in Australia, we knew how to deliver what they needed to successfully nurture their relationships with their existing partners.
The Brief
Black Shirt for Google
Back View of the Shirt
When we talked with Google, they laid out a clear challenge for us: produce 100 black shirts custom branded with their logo at the front and the text “Google Partners” at the back. The branded tee shirts needed to scream innovation and quality to align with Google’s brand—a forward-thinking company that values its partners. After hearing about their requirements and goals, Cubic Promote suggested different options for them. They decided on soft and breathable cotton blend shirts.Â
How We Helped Them
Our cutting-edge printing tech ensured Google’s logo popped with crisp, vibrant colours against the black tees nailing the sleek aesthetic they wanted. Every one of the 100 shirts went through strict quality checks, from stitching to logo placement, to guarantee they were spot-on. So, they distributed the branded tee shirts to their partners, who loved how comfy the shirt was and applauded the sharp design.
Because of these branded tees, Google was able to reinforce its commitment to innovation to its partners. Google shared glowing feedback to us after giving out these shirts. They mentioned that their partners loved them and continued wearing them across Australia. By giving out these personalised tees, Google was able to show appreciation to their partners and boost their visibility, with the shirts being visible in offices and public spaces in Australia.
