Thank you for considering us, but at this time we are not set up for sales to the end users. We will gladly get you in touch with some of our clients (HINT: Try the Testimonials page) who would be able to help you better. They can assist with selecting the proper garments (materials, colors, cost, durability . . .), the right sizes, will provide you with information on artwork and production and so on.

All of our current customers can just fill out the online Order Form or email us the pdf version. New customers, please contact us beforehand.

All prospective and current customers are more than welcome to stop by. If you give us a heads up, we might be able to have some food waiting!

NO, we are not set up to deal with end users directly. Please do not send them here!

ABSOLUTELY! We will gladly ship to your customers and will take every precaution to eliminate any information about us from your shipment. We will also include any paperwork you provide.

It is a shipment method in which our return address on the packaging is replaced by yours. This way the customer does not know where you get the work done while you save on shipping (by not shipping the merchandise back to your facilities first).

We are not setup to handle the retail customers, see question number 1. Additionally, we do not have a sales tax license, so it would be illegal for us to sell to the end user!

The chart allows us to calculate the pricing for different quantity and complexity. First choose the number of ink colors you will need. Then cross it with the number of garments you will be ordering. This is your standard charge.

Each color incurs a setup/screen charge. So add $15 for one color, $30 for two, $45 for three . . . printing light colors on dark garments requires flashing. So we print a white underbase (flash) under the color inks at $0.15 per garment. If we are printing on light color shirts, this charge does not apply.

If we are printing on anything but a t-shirt, there is a surcharge to compensate for the longer production times. Nylon, fleeces, hoodies, polos, kiddo sizes, etc are more difficult to print on and require a bit more time. Just like the flash multiply by the number of garments and add to the total.

Specialty Inks

This would be the gels, 3D, glitters and such. Special screens and prep techniques are required to print them. They are also more expensive and often use higher quantity of ink (3D and Gel can use 10 or more times more ink). If you are not ordering any specialty inks, there is no surcharge.

Art Charges

See Question 1.

Ink Color Change

If we are printing the same design but in more than one color, add the “Ink Color Change” charge. This covers the time and chemicals needed to thoroughly clean the screens and prepare them for the next ink color. Each change is $10.

Pantone Match

Only applies if we are blending the custom ink color. If you are using one of the colors listed in our ink chart (at the bottom of this page), no charge will apply.

Order Counting

If you would like us to verify your shipments from the distributors, there is a $2.00 charge per box. We realize that this is an odd surcharge, but it takes time to count and sort the orders and we have to be compensated for it. 999 times out of a 1,000 everything is OK, but we have seen orders with complete shipping lists in the box, but with product missing. So, if you would like us to verify the count, please let us know and will add it to the invoice.

As much as we would love to be perfect, we are only human like everybody else. Spoilage is the mistake allowance of 1% per order. In other words, if you order 100 polo’s, we are allowed to make one mistake. If it is more than 1% we will give you the option for us to either replace the product or credit you up to $20 per garment.