What’s the minimum order quantity?

It depends on the printing method. Screen printing typically has a minimum of 24 pieces. DTF transfers have no minimum — you can order just one shirt if needed. Embroidery minimums vary; contact us for details.

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How long does it take to get my order?

Standard turnaround is 7–10 business days after artwork approval. Rush orders are available in many cases — just let us know your deadline when you reach out.

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What file format should I send for my artwork?

Vector files are best — AI, EPS, or PDF (with fonts outlined). We also accept high-resolution PNG or TIFF files (300 DPI or higher). Not sure if your file works? Send it over and we’ll take a look at no charge.

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Can you help me design my shirt if I don’t have artwork?

Yes! Our design team can help create or refine your artwork. Basic design assistance is often included. Reach out and we’ll discuss what you have in mind.

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What types of garments can you print on?

We print on t-shirts, long sleeves, hoodies, tank tops, polo shirts, button-downs, hats, jackets, tote bags, and more. We can source blank garments for you or you can provide your own.

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Do you offer printing on dark-colored shirts?

Absolutely. DTF transfers and embroidery work great on dark fabrics. For screen printing on dark garments, we use under-base ink to ensure colors pop.

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How do I get a price quote?

Fill out the quote form on this site, give us a call, or stop by our Las Vegas shop. Quotes are always free and there’s no obligation.

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Are you local to Las Vegas?

Yes! We’re a Las Vegas-based shop. You’re always welcome to come in, check out samples, and talk through your order in person.

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What’s the difference between screen printing and DTF?

Screen printing is ideal for larger quantities with simpler designs — it’s durable and cost-effective at scale. DTF is better for smaller runs or designs with lots of colors and fine detail. We’re happy to recommend which is best for your specific project.

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Do you offer bulk discounts?

Yes, pricing per unit decreases as quantity increases. The more you order, the better the per-piece price. Ask us for a tiered quote.