Our pricing structure is determined by the number of colors in your design. This is because each color requires its own set of screens to be coated and burned.

For instance

a design with four colors will necessitate four screens, while a design with seven colors will require seven screens, and so forth.

We carefully consider the fabric and color of the garment you choose. Dark-colored garments, for example, necessitate a white under base to ensure that the other colors stand out with vibrant brightness. In the case of dyed shirts or spandex materials, specific additives or blockers are employed to prevent dye migration and maintain the integrity of the design.

Our pricing is determined by the number of locations where you want your design to be printed. Generally, each location incurs the same cost if the design remains consistent throughout.

For instance:

If you choose to have a design printed in the middle center of a t-shirt, it would cost $3 per shirt. If you also desire the same design on the back of the t-shirt, it would still cost an additional $3 per shirt. In total, it would amount to $6 per tee.

Our pricing is determined by the quantity of pieces you require for screen printing. As a general rule, the more pieces you order, the more cost-effective the pricing becomes. Conversely, if you require a smaller quantity, the unit cost may be slightly higher. We offer flexible pricing options to accommodate different order sizes and ensure a fair and competitive pricing structure.

We apply a screen setup fee for every order to cover the initial preparation of screens. This involves several steps, including coating screens, burning designs onto them, and ensuring precise registration.