How we decorate it
Seven ways to put your art on it
Every blank in this category runs through all seven, in house. Not sure which suits your artwork? Send the file and we will tell you before you pay.
Screen printing
The richest hand and the best value once you are past a dozen of one design. Up to 8 colors. Starts at 12 pieces.
Embroidery
Stitched, not printed. The right call on headwear, polos and outerwear. Up to 8 colors, one piece minimum.
DTG printing
Full color, unlimited, straight into the cotton. Best for photographic art and one-off pieces.
DTF transfers
Full color on almost any fabric, including the synthetics that fight ink. Moves with stretch instead of cracking.
Water-based transfers
The ink sits in the fabric rather than on it. You feel the shirt, not the print. Unlimited colors.
Custom patches
A raised, finished edge. Where a logo has too much detail for thread to hold, this is the honest answer.
Garment dyeing
When the color has to be yours and no stock shade is close enough. Unlimited colors.
Still deciding?
Start with preparing your artwork and choosing your garment, or just send us the file.
Before you order
Is there a minimum order?
One piece, on every method except screen printing. Screen printing starts at 12 of a design so the ink pays off.
How long does it take?
2 to 3 weeks, including shipping. If your date won’t move, rush options are on the checkout page.
How many colors can my artwork have?
Up to 8 for screen printing and 8 for embroidery. Every other method is unlimited, so full-color and photographic art is no problem on DTG, DTF or water-based transfers.
Do I get a proof before you print?
Always. Nothing hits a garment until you approve a real digital proof, and revisions are unlimited until it is right.
What does GSM mean, and why is it on every product?
Grams per square meter. It is the fabric weight, and it decides whether a garment feels cheap or substantial more than any other number. We list it on every product because most catalogs don’t, and it is the fastest way to compare two blanks that photograph identically.
Can I mix sizes and styles in one order?
Yes. One design across a size run is normal, and fits stay consistent when you mix a tee with a hoodie in the same order.
Not sure which blank is right?
Tell us what you are making and who is wearing it. We will point at the right garment, or say so if it is not something we do well.
