
Print shopVietnam
Ao Thun Sai Gon
Ao Thun Sai Gon produces and decorates uniform tees, polos, caps and jackets, using printing, transfers and embroidery.
Ao Thun Vuong Ngoc decorates uniform T-shirts and polos with screen printing, heat-transfer decals and embroidery.
The screen-printing page specifies 10 shirts, while a polo offer starts embroidery at 10 garments. Its workshop describes a decal printer, but ownership of other production steps remains unknown.[1, 2, 3]
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What written production schedule applies to my order, and what starts that clock?
Which ordering integrations or API/feed access are available, and what access conditions apply?
How long would a garment sample or prototype take, and what starts that clock?
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