FAQs
Find clear answers to common questions about our printing services, turnaround times, pricing, design support, and order process to help you plan your project confidently.
What's the difference between screen printing and embroidery?
Screen printing uses ink pushed through a mesh screen to create designs on fabric, resulting in a smooth, flat finish. Embroidery uses thread stitched directly into the fabric, creating a raised, textured design. Screen printing is ideal for large, colorful designs and bulk orders, while embroidery offers a premium, professional look perfect for logos and small text.
What products can you customize?
Do you provide the garments or do I need to bring my own?
What file formats do you accept for artwork?
Can you help create or modify my design?
What's the minimum order for screen printing?
How many colors can you print?
We can print up to 6 colors in a single design, though most designs use 1-4 colors. Each color requires a separate screen, which affects pricing. We can achieve a wider range of color by mixing halftones using an advanced method called simulated process printing. We can only use this method of printing on certain designs with shading and high amounts of color.