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All Pricing is based on printing light color garments. For light ink colors on dark garments, add one color to your job for an under base. If you choose to use white, as you under base, add .25 per piece. We WILL NOT guarantee top colors overprinting a double hit of white if you choose this approach to save money.

ADDITIONAL FEES

• Film  (1 sheet per color per location)            $10.00

• Screen (1 Screen per color per location       $20.00

• Fleece and other heavy garments                 $ 0.25/piece

• Unwrap bags                                                     $0.20/bag

• Buttons or Zippers                                           $15/job 

• Flash Cure and Overprint                                $.25/piece

• Sublimated materials                                      (CALL FOR PRICE)

• Multiple weight garments in same order     $!0.00 per color

• Creative Design                                                 $50.00/Hour

• File Manipulation                                              $35.00/Hour

ART SUBMISSION

All Art should be submitted as a spot color vector PDF. All text should be converted to outlines or curves. Files must be scaled to correct size and all colors specified. Images must be embedded in file

Turn Around Times

Turn around times are generally 5 to 7 business days from the time all materials are onsite and approved

Contact us for your next printing job.

A Single dark color print on a light garment is the least expensive way to print a shirt. The process is very simple and only requires 1 coat of ink, NO Flash and 1 time around the press to create a quality finished piece.

When printing a colored ink on a dark garment, your design is going to need an under base. The under base will go down first and get flashed. The colored ink will go down directly on top of the underbase.

When using a white ink with a another color on a dark garment it is possible to run it as a two color job by printing 2 coats of white with 2 flashes. This is NOT the optimal way to run this job and some quality will be lost. WE DO NOT make any promises to the top coats opacity in this case. This method, however is somewhat less expensive for those on a budget.