Frequently Asked Questions

Certainly. We stand behind our products and will do what is necessary to satisfy you. We take every precaution possible (requiring approved proofs before printing) to avoid miscommunications. If we make a mistake, we will take care of it.

Sure do. Metallic, glitter, discharge, suede, ultrasoft and more.
Check out our special effects page for more info.

Any. Quite literally. If we don’t have it already in stock, we will mix it up. We use a Pantone Matching system that allows us to mix virtually any color you can specify. Exact Pantone matches are also available.

This is an area where our expertise will come in handy. Send us your art, tell us where you want it, and we will send you a proof with it sized and placed accordingly. Every design is different, and it takes experience to know what will work.

It is important to start with the highest quality artwork available for your screen printing order. This is YOUR image or idea, so care must be taken in order to reproduce it accurately for your project. Generally, this means a high-resolution raster image, or a vector file. Some file types to look for are:

Vector: 200-300 dpi  (.ai, .eps, .cdr .pdf)

Raster: 300-600 dpi (.psd, .tif, .bmp)

Files NEVER accepted: Web images 72 dpi, or any copyright infringed artwork & a.jpg ( these files are for art viewing purposes only)

If scanning an original drawing, change settings to 600 DPI, and adjust brightness/contrast to account for scanner differences.
(You want the scanned file to appear as close to the original as possible) A good test for your image is to print it out at the size you want on your garments. If it appears grainy or pixellated, it is not suitable for screen printing. This will be the case with ALL web images. Do not despair however, read on. If a high quality file or scan is not available, a redraw is in order. Prices will vary depending upon complexity of artwork, and will be quoted at time of order.

A number of things will affect your final cost.

• Number of garments
• Price per garment goes down considerably with a larger quantity
• Number of colors in the artwork. (This is the easiest to adjust. Ask us how.)
• Garments:
  Shirts are like cars. There are Corvette’s, and there are Toyota’s and then there are Geo’s.
  The absolute least expensive option you can go with is a large quantity of medium weight – white shirts printed with one color of ink in one location. We provide the customer a photo of every shirt quoted so they can get an idea of what the garment will look like.

Absolutely! With a few exceptions (pertaining to the artwork being printed) we can accommodate almost any combination of garments.