Question 1

Who is your typical customer?

Accepted Answer

Typical customers are requesting a quote for custom screen printing or embroidery, with order sizes ranging from as few as 12–24 pieces up to 1,000+ items. Every quote is customized to fit the customer's budget and delivery timeline.

Question 2

How much does a custom t-shirt cost?

Accepted Answer

Pricing depends on several factors and each job is quoted individually. You can submit your logo along with quantity, color, and garment preferences (screen printing or embroidery) through the free quote request form, and expect a response within one business day.

Question 3

If I pay for a screen printing film, do I own it?

Accepted Answer

The charge covers developing the film, not a physical screen. The film is archived and reused for future reorders at no extra charge, which also makes reorders faster since color separations don't need to be redone. A copy can be provided on request.

Question 4

Does your quote include the t-shirt itself?

Accepted Answer

Yes, quotes typically include the garment unless you specify otherwise. Supplying your own garment is possible, but they recommend letting them provide the shirt since they can replace misprinted or damaged garments quickly during production.

Question 5

Can you handle a rush order for an event next week?

Accepted Answer

Normal lead time is 10 working days, but a 5-day rush service is available for an additional rush charge. For time-sensitive orders, calling directly is recommended over emailing so you can discuss options with staff in real time.

Question 6

I don't have artwork ready — can you help design it?

Accepted Answer

Yes. While most customers provide print-ready artwork, they can assist with cleanup and color separation as needed. Cleaner starting artwork generally produces a better finished print.

Question 7

How long does screen printing last?

Accepted Answer

Durability depends on wash frequency, detergent (bleach shortens lifespan), and how often the garment is worn. Proper ink curing during production — typically around 320°F — is the key factor in long-term durability.

Question 8

Is a small order of 12 pieces too small for you?

Accepted Answer

No — small orders of around 12 pieces receive the same attention to detail and quality as orders of 1,000 units.

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