Highest Quality Printing - The screen printing method provides the most vivid and durable print possible. Almost all t-shirts that you see in stores are printed in this manner. Since we do both digital and screen printing, we can say without bias that screen printing is the best. Don't be fooled by the word "digital." The main benefit of digital printing is that there are no minimums.
 
The minimum order quantity for screen printing is 12 pieces.
 
Standard turn around time is 5 business days or less to have your order shipped once payment has been received. If you have a slightly tighter deadline, we can often still accomodate you depending on our workload- please call us.
 
     
 
The figures in the table below represent the price per unit of a 1-color / 1-location print job on a white super heavy weight 6.1oz 100% cotton shortsleeve t-shirt. We can order any brand you would like, but the price may vary for different brands/styles. There are an additional costs for additional colors and/or additional print locations.
 
     
 
$9.00
$7.00
$5.50
$4.50
$4.00
$3.50
$3.25
$3.00
$2.75

Light Color Shirts: Add $.75 Each
Dark Color Shirts: Add $1.00 Each
$2.00
$1.50
$.70
$.45
$.30
$.25
$.22
$.18
$.14

The prices below are for a 1-color print on an additional location. For additional colors, the same rates apply as in the table above. You may choose to print on as many locations as you want. We can print pretty much anywhere you can imagine (front, back, back of the neck, sleeves, etc...)
$3.00
$2.25
$1.75
$1.30
$.95
$.75
$.50
$.35
$.25
 
     
     
     
 
 
     
 

In order for us to be able to print your image, we need it to be in certain format(s). Vector format is the best (see below.) If you had your image or logo designed for you by a professional artist, they should know what this means and be able to provide you with a vector file. If you don't have a vector file, we just need to make sure your image is large enough (see below.)

VECTOR FORMAT (.pdf, .eps, .ai)- If you are a graphic artist, you probably already know what this means. If you give us finished vector artwork, we will not be required to do anything further to make your artwork ready to be printed. The file formats we accept are .pdf, .eps, and .ai. Please make sure to covert all text to outlines before sending your image to us.

If you are not familiar with vector graphics and are interested in learning what they are, read on... Vector graphics are made up of many individual objects. Each of these objects is defined by mathematical equations and has individual properties assigned to it such as color, fill, and outline. Since these objects are defined by equations rather than pixels, a vector image can be scaled to ANY size and retain perfect image qulaity. Vector graphics are usually created with programs such as Adobe Illustrator or Corel Draw.

200 DPI Bitmap Image (.jpg, .gif, .psd, .tif)- Artwork should be at least 200 DPI at the actual size it is going to be printed. That means a 10" wide chest image should be at least 2000 pixels wide. Art files should not be compressed in any way. There is no magic we can do to make a really blocky jpeg look sharp. Our print can only be as good as the original image. Images at resolutions down to 72 DPI mightstill look okay, but "okay" is not really our goal. An image at less than 72 DPI would probably be unacceptable as a final image, and we would most likely have to recreate the artwork into an acceptable format.

  
 
 
 
 
 
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