Screen Printing Tips

The number of colors in your design impacts the price because each color requires its own screen, set up, and additional labor during printing. To reduce the price, reduce the number of colors! We can assist you with altering your artwork to be more cost-effective.

The above graphic shows some of the standard print locations on a t-shirt. Let us know what you have in mind, and if you're looking to save money, consider reducing the number of print locations. For example, printing your logo on just the front of your shirts will be less costly than printing on both the front and back!

Overwhelmed by the number of garment options out there? T-shirts are our most popular product, and we have found many great quality solutions for our clients’ needs. We are happy to make recommendations!

 Already have certain shirt specifications (heavy cotton, softstyle, dry-fit, most economical choice) or a shirt color in mind? Let us know in your inquiry! The more details we have about what you are looking for, the faster the quoting process will be and we can get to work for you. 

The foundation of great quality screen printing is a great quality design file. Vector files (AI, PDF, EPS, SVG, and CDR) are the best file types to send for screen printing your logos and digital artwork. If this is not an option, bitmap/raster files (PSD, TIFF, PNG, and JPEG) can be used when they are saved at a high-resolution of 300 dpi or higher and look good at 100% view. We can help get your files ready for screen printing!