
Begin your order by completing our quote form. Describe your project, timeline for completion, and upload your art. We’ll send an itemized quote to the email you provide. Read carefully before approving as this quote will become your work order. Confirm the quote is accurate and click ✓Approve
A member of our staff must review your request and verify the products are available and all questions are answered before sending a quote. Please allow 24-48 hours for a reply in some cases.

Secure payment can be made by clicking the Pay Amount button on your approved quote.
We won’t begin the order until a payment is received.
If you represent an organization that is limited to net terms or other payment methods, let us know in the comment field on the quote form.

An Art Approval request containing our mock-ups for your order will be sent when the art is ready for review. If the mock-up is accurate, click Approve and sign your name. We will not print or stitch any item until you have approved the mock-ups.
If something is inaccurate, click Decline and add a comment with the changes you’d like to see.

With the art approved and the invoice paid, your order will be added to the production schedule. The order will be completed by the agreed upon due date posted on the invoice.
We will notify you immediately if the situation changes resulting in any delays.

When your order is complete, we send an email and text notification that the order is ready for pick-up. If we are shipping the order, we will send tracking info as well.
HOW WE DETERMINE PRICE
Custom work requires custom pricing. Every job has the potential to have an element that is particularly challenging and would need to be reviewed by one of our experts. Understandably, we don’t post our prices. However, we can share with you what elements drive our pricing decisions.
SCREEN PRINTING
Number of Colors
Each color being printed requires a different screen. Separating these colors from the art for different screens and recombining them on the press takes additional time.
Using the single color version of a logo in a tasteful way can reduce price and sometimes is a more desirable finished product to the consumer. Think “less is more”
Print Locations
If the front of a shirt has one design and the back has another, each shirt is printed, dried, then brought back and printed again. To a press operator, this is two jobs on a single shirt. If your project has a limited budget, consider if the front and back elements can be combined on one side of the shirt.
Print Size
Small prints and large prints require the same setup, so the pricing is the same. Oversized prints do cost considerably more because they require a lot more planning to execute and of course use more materials.
EMBROIDERY
Stitch Count
Locations
Digitizing
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Can I see what the shirt will look like before you begin production?
What if I don’t like the proof you send?
Can I SUPPLY my own shirts?
Can I stop by to talk about my order?
OUR LOCATION
2151 East Glen Blvd.
Mesquite, TX 75181
CONTACT US
469-258-2978
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