01
What they make
- Custom aprons, printed and sewn in Sydney using natural or polyester fabric options.[1]
- Its methods include sublimation, digital printing.[1, 3]
02
Minimums and pricing
- Custom aprons have a one-apron minimum, with bulk discounts available.[1]
- Online custom-fabric printing starts at 1 linear metre; this is separate from the apron minimum and BYO-fabric minimum.[3]
- Online fabric rates are per linear metre and include fabric, printing and GST; postage is extra.[4]
- Cotton Drill, 100% cotton 190 gsm: AUD 66.40 per linear metre at 1–6 metres; 6–10 metres AUD 46.11. Online rates include fabric, printing and GST, excluding postage.[4, 5]
- Ebe cotton jersey, 100% cotton 220 gsm: online 1–6-metre rate AUD 68.54 per linear metre including fabric, printing and GST, excluding postage.[4, 5]
- File checks cost $16.50 for the first file and $5.50 for each following file.[6]
- Customer-supplied fabric requires approval, a 10-metre production minimum and 2 extra metres for feeding through the equipment.[7]
- One-on-one printing has a $65 setup fee per order per fabric type; the one-on-one price list excludes GST and delivery.[5]
- Express online orders add 50% plus GST; one-on-one express orders add $100 plus 50% of the order plus GST, subject to capacity and confirmation.[5]
03
Samples and lead times
- Customers may order an apron sample before bulk production. Ask about sample charges.[1]
- Natural-fabric strike-offs cost $11 each including GST; trade terms give $10 plus GST and delivery.[4, 5]
- BYO fabric assessment starts with a 30 × 30 cm selvedge swatch; natural-fabric test printing requires 5 metres supplied for 3 metres printed.[7]
- General fabric printing takes five working days and custom-product manufacturing ten working days; bulk/busy-season orders can vary. Ask about apron timing.[5]
04
Artwork and print areas
- Artwork should be supplied at final print scale; 150–300 DPI is recommended and white areas use the unprinted fabric colour.[6]
05
Branding and packaging
- Customer-supplied brand and care labels can be stitched into custom aprons.[1]
06
Shipping and fulfillment
- Custom aprons are shipped Australia-wide by tracked courier. Purchaser delivery only.[1]
- Local and international purchaser deliveries use Australia Post, Express or couriers; international costs are quoted by destination and recipients pay import duties and taxes.[8]
- From dispatch, NSW main cities: standard 2–4 business days, express 1–2; other Australian states: standard 3–6, express 1–3. Production time is additional.[8]
- Australian deliveries require a signature; orders cannot be redirected after dispatch. Warehouse collection or the customer’s own courier can be arranged.[8]
07
Where they produce
- Production locations include Australia.[1]
08
How to order and pay
- Apron orders use a one-on-one service; customers choose a fabric and can receive artwork setup guidance.[1]
- The business prints fabric before cutting and sewing; it does not print onto ready-made T-shirts or other ready-made items.[3]
- BYO fabrics must be white or off-white; polyester bases need at least 80% polyester. Acrylic, nylon and silk are excluded.[7]
- Work is prepaid and production does not start until payment is received.[5]
- Orders under ten metres of custom fabric or six custom products must use the online uploaders; aprons also have a one-on-one ordering service.[5]
09
Returns and misprints
- Order discrepancies must be reported within two working days; claims require uncut/unmodified goods returned for inspection.[5]
- Online orders cannot be cancelled. Approved one-on-one cancellations incur 50%; after printing or if cancellation is declined, the full invoice is payable.[5]