Print shopNew York, United States
109 Embroidery
109 Embroidery offers embroidery, direct-to-garment and direct-to-film printing, screen printing and transfers in New York.
Print shop · San Diego, United States
Candroy Screen Print Embroidery
Candroy is a San Diego business offering screen printing, embroidery and direct-to-garment for custom apparel.
Written orders can use customer-supplied garments and customer drop-shipping for an extra fee.[1, 2, 3, 4]
Also known as Candroy.
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What they make
- Screen printing, embroidery and direct-to-garment cover tees, hoodies, caps, robes, lab coats and bags.[1, 3, 4]
- Screen printing uses plastisol and automatic presses; embroidery includes pre-digitised text and raised puff work.[1, 2, 3, 4]
Dark garments with light ink can need a white underbase and flash drying. Garments are bought for each order.
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Minimums and pricing
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Samples and lead times
- Standard production is 5–7 business days once artwork, work orders and payment requirements are met.[2]
Written artwork approval and full payment are required unless otherwise agreed; cheques must clear. Larger or complex jobs may take longer. Rush availability and fees depend on the order. Orders are first-come-first-served; transit is separate.
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Artwork and print areas
- Logos need digitising for embroidery; plain text can use pre-digitised fonts.[3]
Agree any digitising fee, file ownership and final production file requirements. Showcase sew-out images do not establish a customer sample programme.
- Puff embroidery needs a surface at least 3/16 inch wide, about 5 mm.[3]
Very wide areas, fine text and gradients have limitations. The 1/8-inch lowercase lettering example illustrates a constraint rather than a universal minimum. Agree size and suitability.
- Approve emailed artwork and mockups in writing before production.[2]
Supplied films, embroidery files and artwork carry buyer risk for bleeding, dot gain, moiré, embroidery quality and related production issues.
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Shipping and fulfillment
- Customer drop-shipping is available on request for an additional fee.[2]
The shop can send to your customer or another designated location. Agree destinations, freight, transit, packaging and order handling.
- Pickup orders should be collected within 30 days of notification.[2]
Uncollected work may be discarded after reasonable contact attempts, including up to three emails and three calls. Shipping insurance is available on request; the shop disclaims carrier loss, damage and delay after dispatch.
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How to order and pay
- Submit orders in writing; phone orders are not accepted.[2]
Confirm your artwork rights. The shop can refuse inappropriate or otherwise unsuitable designs.
- Pay in full before production unless agreed otherwise in writing; cheques must clear.[2]
A returned cheque incurs a $50.00 fee, currency unspecified. Cash-on-delivery shipments are unavailable. Once an invoice is issued and paid, the order price is fixed.
- Choose shop-supplied garments or provide your own without sentimental value.[2]
Advise incoming shipments, label boxes with buyer/project/shop details, and pay inbound freight. Quantities are checked before production and before packing; discrepancies pause work. Check the finished order on receipt or pickup.
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Returns and misprints
- Garment sales are final because garments are ordered for each project.[2]
Check styles, colours, sizes and quantities before paying.
- Customer-supplied items carry a stated 3%–4% average spoilage margin.[2]
Provide setup/test garments and preferably at least two extra shirts in each size. Sentimental items are not accepted. Position can vary with manual loading, seams and garment size; agree exact placement.
- Printing errors attributed to the shop require return of all affected garments before replacements are made.[2]
Customer-supplied garments are normally not replaced; departure from the approved mockup has a separate exception. Agree the applicable remedy before supplying your garments.
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About the company
Worth knowing
Where their pages disagree
The policy says there is no garment inventory but also recommends shop-supplied garments so spare stock can cover mishaps.[2]
Ask before you order.
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What minimum and fully configured price apply to my garment and design?
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Can I buy a physical sample before the full order?
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What customer-garment spoilage and replacement terms apply to my items?
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What freight, destination, packaging and order-handling terms apply to customer shipping?
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- [1]Candroy Screen Print Embroidery — Home · checked 18 Oct 2026
- [2]Candroy Screen Print Embroidery — Privacy & Policy · checked 18 Oct 2026
- [3]Candroy Screen Print Embroidery — Embroidery and monogramming · checked 18 Oct 2026
- [4]Candroy Screen Print Embroidery — Screen Print · checked 18 Oct 2026
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