Find answers to the most common questions and concerns about our products and services in our comprehensive FAQ section.
Our minimum for screen printing orders is 24 pieces, all using the same design.
Your best bet is to have a vector file ready for spot color jobs and a high-resolution (300 dpi) PSD, PDF, or PNG file for simulated jobs, as any low-resolution files submitted may require additional work and fees.
We like to ask for a two week turnaround, but that's worst case scenario.
We offer both graphic design and embroidery! We can even bag your garments, attach hang tags, print neck labels and sew hem labels to add that next-level professional touch.
We prefer to print on materials that we know will produce high-quality results, but we are always eager to expand our skills and knowledge. Feel free to bring us any printing project!
We have an 8 color press but running simulated process or CMYK allows us to print lifelike images using small dots.
There are several factors that can affect the price of your order, including the cost and size of the garment (with larger sizes generally costing more), how many colors are in your design, and the quantity of garments ordered.
Absolutely! However, we charge $15 per custom pantone color.
Screen printing is a traditional method that pushes ink through a stencil onto a garment, suitable for medium and high-volume orders and designs with few colors. Digital printing (also known as DTG or DTF) uses specialized printers to print directly onto a garment and is ideal for small to medium-sized orders and designs with hundreds of colors. Sublimation printing transfers ink from paper to polyester or polyester-coated items with heat and pressure and is best for polyester or polyester-coated items. Each method has its own strengths and limitations, but many experts agree that screen printing is the best choice due to its versatility and high-quality results.
We can do single pieces but our regular pricing starts at 12 pieces.
Any high resolution file works! We then send that file to our digitizers who redo your design in a new file our embroidery machines can read. This is a one-time fee per design.
We like to ask for a two week turnaround, but that's worst case scenario!
If we can hoop it, we can embroider on it!
Our embroidery machines have 15 needles, meaning we can stitch designs with up to 15 colors.
There are several factors that can affect the price of your order, including the cost and size of the garment (with larger sizes generally costing more), the stitch count of your design, and the quantity of garments ordered.
If you have any further questions, don't hesitate to reach out via our contact page!
