Here’s some things to consider when shopping for a Columbus T-Shirt printing Company. Make sure they’re well suited to cater to all the standard options like custom embroidery , screen printing, and DTF Direct to garment applications.

Next, I would start out by checking their reviews. Read about their customer service, as there’s a whole lot more processing a job than just the finished product itself. For example, did someone actually answer the phone when you called or did you have to leave a voicemail? If you did have to leave a voicemail, did someone call you back within a timely manner? Were they pleasant and easy to talk to? Did they seem knowledgeable and were they good communicators? Did they educate you regarding your different options to determine which way is going to best determine your course of action regarding printing these t-shirts?  You might ask them directly if they’re actually located in town and have the ability to do production in Columbus because there’s so many Screen Printing and embroidery companies that have local phone numbers, but are actually located in various other cities.

If you happen to be shopping for a digital application, inquire if they are still using DTG direct to garment or if they switched over to DTF direct to film/The reason I mention this is because I would consider DTG old technology. DTF is so much more user friendly and actually in my opinion looks much better and isn’t as apt to fade after being washed.

In the event you’re looking for custom patches, ask them if they only do the type that require being sewn on or if they make heat seal backings that you can put on with a heat press.