Frequently Asked
Questions

Screenprinting: We do have a minimum of 48 pc (one color only). You can choose different sizes, colors, and styles as long as the ink colors and location of the print stays the same across all items.

DTF printing: We also do DTF printing and there is no minimum!  You can do different designs and colors as long as you have the correct format.

Embroidery: We have a one-time setup fee with your logo/design, and there is no minimum!

Screenprinting: Normally 7-10 business days. Large orders can take up to 14-17 business days.

DTF printing: Normally 4-7 business days. Large orders can take up to 10-14 business days.

Embroidery: Normally 5-7 business days. Large orders can take up to 10-14 business days.

Let us know soon if you’re thinking about a big order.

Yes. You will be charged an additional cost for faster turnaround times:
5 day turnaround: 30% of order
4 day turnaround: 40% of order
3 day turnaround: 50% of order
2 day turnaround: Unavailable
1 day turnaround: Unavailable

Yes, we use Gildan Softstyle,  Gildan Heavy Cotton, BELLA + CANVAS Unisex Triblend Tee, Next Level CVC Short Sleeve Crew, and many other high quality t-shirts. The same goes for our hoodies and other products.

Tote bags, hoodies, hats, tank tops, towels, and more! Check our products page for an updated list.

We can try! However, you would need to make sure that all the details are the same, so that it will be a true price comparison. For example, we would need to make sure that the shirt brand, weight, model, quantity, sizes, price per shirt, shipping, tax, etc are all the same.

This is because competitors will often try to make it seem like they are offering a better deal, but they are actually using lower quality shirts and materials. We can print on cheaper shirts if you really want, but we would rather create high quality products for you.

1. Screen Printing:
   • Process: In screen printing, a design is transferred onto a T-shirt through a mesh screen. Each color in the design requires a separate screen, and ink is pushed through the mesh onto the fabric.
   • Result: It produces vibrant and durable prints, especially suitable for large quantities. Ideal for designs with a limited number of colors.
2. Embroidery:
   • Process: Embroidery involves stitching a design onto the fabric using thread and a needle. It’s a tactile and three-dimensional process.
   • Result: Embroidery creates a textured, professional look. It’s often used for logos, monograms, or small designs. Ideal for a classic and upscale appearance.
3. DTF (Direct-to-Film) Transfer:
   • Process: DTF transfer involves printing a design onto a special film using a printer. The film is then transferred onto the fabric using heat and pressure.
   • Result: DTF allows for detailed and full-color prints, even on complex designs. It’s versatile, works well with various fabrics, and is suitable for small to medium quantities.

Screenprinting: Yes, as long as the ink colors and location stays the same across all the shirts.

DTF printing: Almost the same as screenprinting but you can print with another color and design.

Screenprinting: Yes. Dark garments may require an under base to help designs show better, which adds 1 imprint color for each location. The under base will be priced as an additional color.

DTF printing: Yes. We can print any color on dark colored shirts.

Yes, we can! Just let us know your order and we’ll help you out.

We can print basically anywhere on the shirt, but just to name a few: left chest, center chest, either side of body, upper/middle/lower back, and sleeves. If you have somewhere specific in mind, just let us know!

Yes! We can remove the tags and print a one-color design in that area, so your apparel will come out looking more professional.

Sure, we don’t mind! Naturally, we don’t want to print anything that discriminates against any race, religion, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, age, disability, or any other identity.

Screenprinting: We do not guarantee color matching. We always choose the closest color of ink. If you have a specific color of ink you want us to use please let us know the brand/model/PMS Color. However, this may come at an additional cost.

DTF printing: The slight difference in color with DTF prints is a common occurrence due to the unique printing process. Factors such as fabric composition, texture, and even lighting during photography can influence the perceived color. Rest assured, we strive for accuracy, and the final product will closely resemble the digital design.