What is the minimum order quantity (MOQ)?

MOQ is 50 pieces per design, per size, per color. We do not require per-style minimums, so you can mix sizes freely. Reorders start at 30 pieces.

Can you print all-over on cotton T-shirts?

Yes. We run digital pigment ink on 100% cotton via direct-to-garment (DTG) printing, which holds color on cotton without polyester. We also offer allover digital print on cotton for true edge-to-edge, and DTF for blended fabrics.

Do you ship DDP (door-to-door with duties paid)?

Yes. DDP is available to 50+ countries via DHL, FedEx, and ocean freight. Your landed cost is fixed at quote time: no surprise customs bills on delivery. US orders can ship from our Fontana CA warehouse in 2–5 days.

How long does production take?

Sample: 3–5 business days after artwork approval. Bulk: 10–15 business days for sublimation, 15–20 for DTG cotton. Shipping adds 3–7 days by air or 25–40 days by sea. Rush orders are accepted.

What file format should I send?

AI, PSD, PDF, or PNG at 300 DPI. Include a mockup or tech pack for accurate sizing. We provide a free artwork check and mockup before production starts.

Do you handle design if I only have a sketch?

Yes. Our in-house design team converts sketches, references, and bullet-point briefs into print-ready artwork. Free mockup, no commitment, no IP claim.

Which printing technique is the most durable?

Screen printing and embroidery are the most durable. Screen-printed inks bond deeply with the fabric and survive hundreds of washes without cracking or fading, while embroidered thread is essentially permanent.

What's the difference between DTG and DTF?

DTG prints ink directly into the fabric and works best on cotton, giving a soft, breathable feel. DTF prints onto a transfer film first, then heat-presses it on — it works on almost any fabric or blend and is more durable for heavy wear.

Which technique should I choose for dark garments?

Screen printing with high-opacity inks, DTF, and embroidery all perform beautifully on dark fabrics. DTG and sublimation are better suited to light or white garments (sublimation requires polyester).

Can I combine multiple techniques on one design?

Absolutely — mixed-media designs are a great way to stand out. Popular combinations include screen print + 3D puff, embroidery + appliqué, and DTG + foil accents. Our team will advise on the right process order.

Which technique is most cost-effective for bulk?

Screen printing is the most economical for large quantities — the more you print, the lower the cost per unit. For smaller runs or highly detailed full-color artwork, DTG or DTF can be more cost-effective.

Do you offer eco-friendly printing options?

Yes. We use phthalate-free, water-based, and OEKO-TEX certified inks across our processes, and we offer water-based and discharge screen printing for a softer, lower-impact finish. Ask us about sustainable fabric options too.

I don't see my technique on this page — can you still do it?

Almost certainly yes. This page covers the 20 most-requested techniques, but our factory handles 50+ standard processes (discharge print, foil stamping, chenille, burnout, acid wash, high-density rubber, UV print, etc.) plus custom finishes developed per client. Send a reference photo, a sample swatch, or even just the name of the technique — we'll source the process, match it on a lab swatch in 5-7 days, and quote it like any of the 20 listed here.