FAQs

Depends… are we printing 24 shirts with 1 color or 200 shirts with 6 colors? 😅

Pricing comes down to 3 things:
• Quantity
• Number of colors
• Print locations

Give us those and we’ll get you a fast, accurate quote.

Quantity is the biggest factor.
More shirts = lower cost per shirt.

After that, colors and print locations make the biggest difference.

Keep it simple:
• 1 color
• 1 print location
• Higher quantity

That’s always going to be your lowest cost option.

Most orders take about 5–10 business days after artwork approval and payment.

Larger orders, specialty items, and peak seasons can take longer.

Turnaround starts after approval and payment.

Not when the first email is sent… if only life worked like that 😅

If you got the “your order is ready” message, then yes.

If not, we’re still working on it and will reach out as soon as it’s ready for pickup or shipping.

You can also check your order status anytime by logging into your account.

We’ll notify you as soon as it’s ready—no need to check in 👍

Most orders take about 5–10 business days after approval.
If you're within that window, everything is on track.

Rush orders are sometimes available depending on our production schedule.

Rush service may include an additional fee based on timing and order size.

The earlier you reach out, the better chance we can hit your deadline without rushing.

Screen printing starts at 24 shirts.

This keeps pricing efficient and consistent for your order.

DTF is usually the best option for small runs.

No minimums, full color, and great for quick projects.

Yes—we use DTF for smaller quantities.

It’s perfect for low volume or full-color designs.

Screen printing requires setup (screens, prep, etc.).

The minimum keeps your cost per shirt reasonable.

We offer light design help to get your print ready.

If you have a logo, idea, or rough concept, we can clean it up, adjust it, and get it ready for production.

For complex artwork (detailed illustrations, gradients, photo-real designs), you may need a dedicated graphic designer.

If you're not sure, send it over—we’ll let you know what’s possible before anything moves forward.

Vector files are best (AI, SVG, PDF).

High-resolution PNGs can work too—just make sure they’re not blurry or pixelated.

We can try… but it might print like it was designed on a flip phone 😅

Better files = better prints.

Not always.

Colors can look different depending on the shirt color and printing method, but we’ll guide you to get the best possible result.

We can get very close.

Exact color matching may require a PMS match, which can include an additional charge.