FAQ
Answers to the questions we hear most. Don't see yours? Reach out any time.
Screen printing has a 12-piece minimum and embroidery has a 12-piece minimum. Heat press has no minimum order quantity — it's great for one-offs and small batches.
Most orders are completed within 7–10 business days after artwork approval. Need it sooner? Ask about our rush options.
Yes — you're welcome to supply your own garments. We'll confirm they're suitable for the print or stitch method before we begin (subject to approval).
Yes. Rush orders are available when you're on a tight deadline — reach out and we'll let you know what's possible.
AI, PDF, or high-resolution PNG files are recommended for the cleanest results. Don't have a print-ready file? We can help prepare your artwork.
Yes — we can ship your order directly to you. You can also pick it up or arrange local delivery.
Yes — we can match brand and Pantone colors for screen printing so your branding stays consistent across every run.
We do. Browse our catalogs to choose from a wide range of blanks, or bring your own items and we will print or stitch on them (subject to approval).
Use our Quote Request form with your design, quantity, and garment details, and we will get back to you fast.
Screen printing presses ink through a stencil and is ideal for bold, durable designs at higher quantities. Embroidery stitches your design into the fabric for a premium, long-lasting finish — great for logos on polos, hats, and jackets. Heat press transfers a printed design with heat and is perfect for detailed, full-color artwork and small or one-off orders.
Absolutely. If your file isn't print-ready, our team can clean it up, recreate it, or help refine your concept so it looks its best on your garments.
Pricing depends on the decoration method, quantity, number of colors or stitches, and garment choice — larger quantities lower the per-piece cost. Once your quote is approved we will confirm payment details before production begins.
Yes — share your brand or Pantone color codes and we will match them as closely as the chosen method and material allow, keeping your look consistent.