25 Companies That Send Out Free TShirts

Who says no to a free tshirt? More importantly, who gives away free tshirts?

Companies, brands, and organizations love to market and advertise to as many potential customers as possible, and giving away tshirts is a good way to advertise. Anyone who wears their tshirts becomes an advertising medium.

So these companies get to advertise, and you get free clothes. Everybody wins!

Today’s post features a list of these companies and brands that give away free tshirts and links to where you can get them.

25 Companies That Give Away Free T-Shirts

One of the easiest ways to get free t-shirts is to become a brand ambassador. Sites like Survey Junkie pay you cash to work directly with companies like Nike, Samsung, Amazon, and Disney to improve their product lines.

Normally, the only thing that these companies ask for is for you to wear the free shirts, but some of them ask you to give your personal information, answer a survey, or make a purchase.

Take note that if you feel uncomfortable doing this or you feel it’s not worth the free tshirt, trust your gut feel and don’t do it.

In addition, most of these giveaways are assured, but a few of them are giveaways from contests or raffles, or otherwise ask you to apply to be part of a community.

Here is a list of companies, organizations, and brands that give away free tshirts.

1. Adidas

Apply as a product tester in Adidas and they’ll send you free merchandise to test. They might even send you more than a free tshirt.

2. Kona Ice

Kona Ice is a shaved ice truck that serves nutritious frozen treats. Fill out this form and get the chance to win a free Kona Ice shirt.

3. Smokin’ Dave’s

Smokin’ Dave’s sells smoked jalapeños, habaneros, and garlic. If you love their products or simply love jalapeños, provide your shipping information and read the terms and conditions to get your free “Jala! Jalapenos” Tshirt mailed to you.

4. Paradosiaka

Paradosiaka manufactures olive-based products, such as vacuum-preserved olives, olive tapenade, olive oil, soap, and other olive-based products.

They give out free t-shirts to promote their company.

This promo is limited to just 1 per person. No purchase needed.

5. MuscleTech

MuscleTech focuses on fitness products, such as protein supplements, workout drinks, and apparel.

Subscribe to their newsletter and you can get free samples, nutritional advice, exclusive offers, and swag, including apparel.

Note that t-shirts aren’t guaranteed, but you won’t lose anything if you try, right?

6. Tubi 60

Tubi 60 is a popular herbal spirit from Israel that’s imported in the US.

Opt-in to the Tubi email newsletter and they’ll send you swag and free t-shirts occasionally; it’s not a guarantee, though.

Also, you need to be at least 21 years old to receive Tubi 60 freebies.

7. 4imprint

4imprint creates promotional products for companies, including shirts, pens, notebooks, bags, tumblers, and many more.

They take customer service seriously, so you can request free samples for their various tshirts.

8. Bryan Health (Nebraska residents only)

If you live in Nebraska and is a parent of a child (0 to 12 years old), you can sign up for Bryan Health Kids’ Club for free.

Members not only get to participate with events that encourage proper nutrition and exercise in kids and families, your child will also receive a free t-shirt and regular coupons from Bryan Health partners.

9. Petrix

If you love plains, go to the Petrix website and fill out a form to receive a 100% cotton white t-shirt.

While Petrix lets you pick a preferred designed, note that there’s a limit of 1 t-shirt per household.

The promo is also open only to U.S. and Canadian residents.

10. WWF

The World Wide Fund raises awareness and gets monetary support from fundraisers.

Tell them about your plans to do a fundraiser and get an inspirational fundraising pack, inclusive of a free tshirt.

11. Free Tshirt from the United Survivalist Association

Get a free tshirt that says “These Colors Don’t Run” by filling out this form with your shipping information.

You’ll also become a member of the United Survivalist Association for free.

12. Team Valvoline

Join Team Valvoline, start earning points by uploading receipts and other activities, and exchange points for free tshirts, caps, mugs, and other merch.

13. Lenovo

Lenovo laptops and tablets have been dominating the market for a few years now, can this is your chance to get some swag from them.

Create a Lenovo ID and make sure you select the option to join MyLenovo Rewards. Start earning rewards points for every purchase on the Lenovo website and exchange these rewards for a free tshirt and other swag.

14. OX Tools

OX Tools produces high-quality professional tools for builders and construction workers.

Join the Tuff Club and get the latest news on promotional events, new products, product testing opportunities, plus chances to get free tshirts and other swag for free.

15. E&J Brandy

Brandy company E& J Brandy releases a collection of swag for loyal customers.

You need to create an account on the website and check out active giveaways. If you see a t-shirt or another freebie you like, simply leave a comment on the gear of your choice for a chance to win.

16. Yellow Circles

This one requires donating to the cause of Yellow Circles to get a free t-shirt. (You can choose the amount to donate though).

Plus, you’ll need to take the Yellow Circles pledge, simply by filling out your name at the space where it says:

“I, (Your Name), will do the best I can.”

Once you’ve taken the pledge, you can claim your free t-shirt and other giveaways.

17. Colo Guard

Colo Guard is a presumptive test for colorectal cancer given to older adults above 45.

It’s a totally life-saving test that many people should get. If you had one, share your Colo Guard story on this form and receive a free T-shirt and other freebies. Plus, you might also get to save other people in the process.

18. Dr. Pepper

If you can’t get enough of Dr. Pepper, make sure you download its app and earn points for every can or bottle you consume.

These points can accumulate and you’d be able to claim free shirts, Dr. Pepper merch and other sports-related prizes.

19. Lemon

If you have some social media presence, you can apply to become a Lemon ambassador and receive “tester” loungewear, which may include slippers, indoor t-shirts, and other cozy wear.

The best thing about this influencer-type program is you don’t need to have a massive following to be considered.

20. Turkey Hill Dairy

If you love your Turkey Hill Dairy products (yogurt, milk, ice cream, and other drinks/desserts), you can apply to be one of their Turkey Hill Ambassadors.

The company picks a handful of ambassadors throughout the year.

If you’re accepted to the Turkey Hill Nation, you’ll be given free products, t-shirts and other branded swag, as well as insider news about future

21. Instructure

Instructure is an educational platform or learning management system that connects students and teachers digitally.

Fill out this form to receive a free canvas t-shirt.

Aside from being a US resident, there are no restrictions or special requirements to get this freebie.

22. Fruit Roll-ups

Get yourself free t-shirts, hoodies, water bottles, bucket hats and more if you answer a quick survey.

This General Mills promo is limited to 500 winners.

23. American Girl

Request a free catalog by filling out this form.

Once you receive the catalog, not only will you get coupons and free access to the AG Rewards program, your kid can will have an opportunity to receive birthday gifts, matchy-matchy t-shirts, and other freebies.

24. Mesh

Mesh is giving away free shirts, leggings and footwear as part of their new product testing program.

You have to fill out this survey completely. The product should arrive your home within 8 weeks. Note that you’d be required to send back a feedback before you can keep the “test” apparel.

25. T-shirt Outlet

Are you looking for comfy tshirts you can just chill in at home? If you’re fine with free shirts that come with certain errors or defects, check out what T-Shirt Outlet has to offer.

The only problem is you can’t choose a size or color, but you can get one by just filling out the form.

Other Ways To Get Free T-Shirts

Follow brands on social media.

Companies, organizations, and brands that are not on this list may send out free tshirts from time to time. Keep abreast of these promotions and giveaways by following social media accounts of your favorite brands.

Ask them.

Sometimes, it’s as simple as asking. Go to your preferred brand’s website, look for their Contact Us page, and write them to say you’re a fan of their brand and you’d like a free tshirt.

You’d be pleasantly surprised how many companies will send you a free tshirt just because you asked.

If you’re lucky enough to get the free t-shirt, make sure to post about it on social media to promote it. It inspires the brand to continue giving away free shirts and makes other brands think about giving away free shirts, too.

Contact colleges and universities.

Create an email template expressing your interest in attending a certain school, collect as many email addresses of schools as you can, tweak your template every time you send it to a particular school, then wait and see if they send you a free shirt and a goodie package.

Bear in mind that colleges and universities are more likely to send you a free tshirt if you’ve convinced them that you’re likely to apply to them, so make sure you sincerely express your interest in your emails to them.

Example of schools known to give away free t-shirts include:

• Paul Quinn College
• George Washington University
• Faulkner University
• Columbia Southern University
• FIT State University Of New York

There are probably more companies out there that give out free shirts. Hopefully, you can fill up your closet with these freebies!

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