Pricing is based on design and quantity, colors, And Prints

 All pricing is based on our standard tee: 5.3 oz. Gildan Heavy Cotton t-shirt. Click HERE to see specifications and colors.  Click HERE to see all available garments.

Things to have in mind when ordering:

1. The number of Pieces

Custom shirts decrease in price with an increase in quantity. While we welcome reorders, you can get the best price by consolidating your shirts into as few orders as possible to maximize your savings.

2. The number of
colors and placements

To put it simply: the fewer colors and placements that a shirt has, the cheaper the printing will be. If the shirt has one design on the front and one design on the back, it has two placements. A sleeve print, a printed inside tag, or print on the bottom of a shirt count as additional placements.

For example, in the picture there are two placements on the shirt: one on the bottom left and
one on the top right. The placement on  the top right has two colors and the one on the bottom left has one color.

3. The color and style of Apparel

Our standard shirt is the 5.3 oz Gildan 100% cotton (G500) shirt. Our price list reflects printing on this shirt, and changes in the shirt changes the price. Small changes, such as using 6.1 oz 100% cotton or 5.1 oz 50/50 shirts won't change the price too much, nor will switching to Jerzees, Hanes, Fruit of the Loom, and sometimes Anvil.

If you want something softer and more fitted, there are plenty of great options, though these options come with an increased price. Usually we recommend Canvas (for men) and Bella (for women), which are a great fashion shirt, not to mention quite a bit cheaper than some alternatives like American Apparel or Alternative Apparel. We can get these, just keep in mind that they are more expensive.
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300dpi [magnified]

72dpi [magnified]

4. We can use your [high  resolution] art or design something for  you

If you're not familiar with graphics, the
resolution of an image is the amount of information contained in the image. We prefer your artwork to be at 300dpi, though we can work with something smaller if it's not very detailed and of an appropriate size.

Just because an image looks passable on a computer screen, doesn't mean it's printable. Make sure to create or scan art at a resolution of at least 300dpi. As illustrated, when a 72dpi version of our logo is magnified it loses its detail. While a 300dpi version appears sharp and, thus, printable. The same rule applies for images on the internet. Files downloaded from the Web will usually be 72dpi, but may still be usable if they are large enough.

5. Payment

We ask that the payment is given at the time the order is placed. We can take cash, check, or credit.

6. Shipping

We can ship anywhere in the world.  We can reach quite a few places overnight, such as NYC, Philadelphia, Pittsburg, Baltimore, DC, and more.

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