Print shop · Chile

Anómalo

Anómalo makes individually ordered DTF-decorated T-shirts, crewneck sweatshirts and hoodies, with larger orders eligible for a discount inquiry.

Its wholesale assortment includes cotton through polyester materials. Some printing is described as in-house, while accessories use external suppliers; the same production arrangement should not be assumed for every item.[1, 2, 3]

Makes
  • T-shirts
  • Hoodies / sweatshirts
  • Shirts / blouses
Methods
  • Direct to film (DTF)
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What they make

  • Wholesale decoration offers shirts and sweatshirts in cotton through polyester materials. Do not apply the general FAQ’s all-cotton wording to this wider wholesale assortment.[2]
  • DTF printing is offered.[3]
  • Production options include on-demand production. Made individually to order.[3]
  • T-shirts, crewneck sweatshirts and kangaroo-pocket hoodies come in white, black, navy and gray, with other colors on request.[3]
  • Retail families include poleras polo/oversize and polerones polo/canguro. The retail FAQ calls poleras and polerones polo 100% cotton, while wholesale material choices range from cotton to polyester by project.[1, 2]
02

Minimums and pricing

  • Orders start at one custom garment; ask about discounts for larger orders.[3]
03

Samples and lead times

  • The general apparel FAQ gives 3–4 business days before carrier handoff or arranged workshop pickup; custom orders separately take 4–6. Transit begins after handoff.[1]
  • Production normally takes 4–6 business days; carrier transit is additional.[3]
  • A digital design preview is available for approval. Ask about physical sample terms.[3]
04

Branding and packaging

  • Front, back and sleeve decoration can include multiple placements. Ask for the print dimensions.[3]
05

Shipping and fulfillment

  • Apparel ships throughout Chile; the FAQ explicitly excludes international delivery. Ordinary buyer delivery is not evidence of seller direct-to-customer or blind fulfillment.[1]
  • Checkout freight depends on quantity, weight/size and destination. Mixed apparel/accessory orders add separate freight because accessories dispatch from suppliers in the USA.[1]
  • Delivery destinations include Chile.[3]
  • Ships throughout Chile using Bluexpress or Chilexpress.[3]
  • Transit varies by destination. Ask for the delivery estimate for your address.[3]

Ships to

  • Chile
06

Where they produce

  • Says some printing occurs in its own Chilean facilities; accessories come from foreign suppliers and a broader logistics network. No named subcontractors or evidence that every garment/process is produced in-house.[1]
  • Production locations include Chile. Scoped to explicitly claimed in-house printing of part of the range, not blank manufacture or every product.[1]

Made in

  • Chile
07

How to order and pay

  • Workshop pickup in San Antonio is arranged directly; there is no walk-in retail shop.[1]
  • Published policy allows size/defect exchanges reported within 10 calendar days of receipt and says refunds are unavailable. Supplier policy only.[1]
08

Returns and misprints

  • Standard tee/sweatshirt size exchanges or faults should be reported within 10 calendar days of receipt; returns are excluded.[1]
Before you order

Ask before you order.

  1. 01

    Can you specify merchant fulfillment automation for my order?

  2. 02

    What is the complete quote for my garment, quantity and destination, including decoration, tax and freight?

  3. 03

    Which neutral or buyer-branded packaging and inserts are available for this order?

  4. 04

    What authorization and data-reuse conditions apply to API or catalog-feed access for my account?

Not in their public information yet:

  • Artwork requirements
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  1. [1]Anómalo returns policy terms · checked 15 Oct 2026
  2. [2]Anómalo catalog items terms · checked 15 Oct 2026
  3. [3]Custom garment service and FAQ · checked 14 Oct 2026

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