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What imprint methods do you offer? We offer several methods of decoration garments, including Screen printing (also called silk screening), DTG (Direct- To-Garment Printing), embroidery , vinyl transfers , image transfers , dye sublimation , and more. What if I only want one shirt? No problem. There's no minimum order on t-shirts (and no real maximum, either - ask us for a quote on your 25,000 shirt order!). If you just want one shirt, the best option is probably either a transfer, or DTG (direct-to-garment) printing. Give us a call or stop in and we'll help you choose the best option. How long does it take to make my shirts? Normal turnaround for transfer orders is 4 business days (specialty garments, specialty materials, or large orders may take a little longer). Normal turnaround for screenprinting is 7-10 business days. RUSH service is available for almost all orders, on a sliding scale of fees (like FedEx, the faster you need the garments, the higher the rush fee). To learn more about turnaround times, paying for your order, etc, click here. Turnaround times start when we have a complete order from you. How much does it cost? Pricing for custom-decorated garments is based on the nature of the project. Quantity of garments, style and color of the garments, the number of locations (ie front, back, sleeve, etc) for imprinting, and the complexity of the art all affect pricing. Please give us a call and we'd be more than happy to quickly provide you with a quote. Sometimes it's helpful to email your art in advance of your call. What type of files can I submit to you? Vector art or a high resolution file. Click here for more detailed art specs . Learn how to convert fonts to outlines in Adobe Illustrator . What is screen printing? Screen printing is probably the most common method of decorating garments, and has been around for decades. Also, known as silk screening, this process uses ink pushed through screen meshes to create designs from one to many colors. It's very cost effective for larger orders, but can be expensive for small quanities. Learn more here . What's the difference between screen printing and a transfer? Screen printing puts ink directly onto the fabric, transfers involve ink or dye printed onto a transfer material that is then applied to the fabric. The best way to understand the differences is to stop by our store to look and feel for yourself. Here are some examples of differences: Screen printing usually feels a little lighter to the touch, and less heavy on the shirt. Transfers reproduce subtle shading (like fleshtones) and gradients better than screen printing. It's possible to economically produce just one shirt with a transfer, while it's very expensive to produce one or just a few screen printed garments. On the other hand, nothing beats screen printing for low cost on larger orders. Is a transfer the same thing as an iron-on? No. If iron-ons are Little League, our materials are Major League. Our transfers are professional grade, applied with a state-of-the-art heat press. We have a variety of transfer materials, each of which is suited to certain types of art, garment colors, etc.

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