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Print shop · Mexico
Estampadia
Estampadia sells textile DTF transfers and offers screen printing on customer-supplied shirts.
DTF Original starts at one linear meter, while plastisol and Tacto Cero printing require 50 pieces per design. Transfer-film prices exclude garment application; shirt compatibility differs by process, with Tacto Cero requiring reactive 100% cotton and artwork specifications agreed before a run.[1, 2, 3, 4]
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What they make
- Offers printing. Confirm applicable product and current quote. Direct transfer-print and supplied-shirt screen-print services; no embroidery, blank manufacturing or seller fulfillment inference.[1, 2, 3]
- Its methods include DTF, screen printing, screen transfers. Confirm applicable product and current quote. Service methods only.[1, 2, 3, 4]
- Screen-printing services accept customer-supplied T-shirts under the product-specific fabric rules; DTF and screen-transfer products are sold separately from finished garments.[1, 2, 3, 4]
Confirm applicable product and current quote. No blank stock, garment brand, automatic compatibility or catalog variant mapping inferred.
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Minimums and pricing
- DTF Original starts at one linear metre; plastisol and Tacto Cero screen printing require 50 pieces per design. Transfer-film minimum is not a finished-garment minimum.[1, 2, 3]
- Plastisol examples per customer-supplied shirt: 50–99 pieces cost MXN 15 for one ink or MXN 20 for two; 300–499 pieces cost MXN 9 or MXN 11 respectively. Decoration-only examples; tax/shipping unclear.[2]
Dark fabric adds a white-base ink; polyester requires a migration-blocking ink. Ink-count approval is job-specific.
- Tacto Cero examples per customer-supplied shirt: 50–99 pieces cost MXN 18 for one ink or MXN 24 for two; 300–499 pieces cost MXN 11 or MXN 14 respectively. Decoration-only.[3]
More than six inks or simulated/process-color work requires a direct quote.
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Samples and lead times
- Product pages offers DTF Original 1–3 business days and shirt screen printing 3–14 business days.[1, 2, 3, 4]
General terms dated 2024-11-05 instead give DTF 1–2, screen-transfer 7–12, and professional screen printing 7–14 business days. Unreconciled source scopes; volume affects timing. DTF orders 50+ metres receive a date after art approval. None of these are carrier-transit promises.
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Shipping and fulfillment
- Terms estimate external-carrier express shipping at 1–2 business days and regular shipping at 1–5 business days, depending on postcode/location and carrier conditions. Terms updated 2024-11-05.[4]
Carrier clock is separate from production; nationwide Mexico marketing is not a merchant-fulfillment commitment.
- Delivery destinations include Mexico. Confirm applicable product and current quote. Mexico-wide delivery is stated.[6]
It does not establish merchant end-customer fulfillment, remote-postcode eligibility or international service.
Ships to
- Mexico
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How to order and pay
- Shirt screen printing is a supplied-garment service, with a maximum 30×40 cm print. Tacto Cero requires reactive 100% cotton; plastisol also lists cotton/polyester blends and polyester with a migration blocker.[2, 3]
No blank-supply, stock, named-brand or print-placement entitlement inferred. Supplier material compatibility requires testing.
- DTF Original uses a 58 cm printable width on 60 cm film; artwork is requested at actual size, 300 dpi, transparent background, with lines at least 0.6 mm.[1]
These are transfer-file limits, not the printable area of every garment. Product recommends Adobe RGB1998 while general terms recommend sRGB; resolve before submitting artwork.
- As of 2024-11-05, Recommends a print sample before larger runs. Its stated warranty excludes incorrect transfer application and textile/color incompatibility; confirmed print defects are reprinted and resent.[4]
Not shipping exclusions, independent durability proof, or approval of arbitrary customer artwork.
Ask before you order.
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Which current terms apply to these dated offer or service conditions?
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Can you specify tax and shipping for my order?
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Can you specify physical equipment ownership and outsourcing for my order?
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What will shipping cost for this quantity and destination, including any extra charges?
Not in their public information yet:
- Artwork requirements
- Misprints and reprints
Where this comes from
Sources
Each detail above links to the public page it comes from and the date it was checked. Prices and terms change, so confirm them with the supplier.
- [1]Estampadia DTF Original buyer specifications · checked 15 Oct 2026
- [2]Estampadia plastisol shirt-printing buyer specifications · checked 15 Oct 2026
- [3]Estampadia Tacto Cero buyer specifications · checked 15 Oct 2026
- [4]Estampadia terms, updated2024-11-05 · checked 15 Oct 2026
- [5]Estampadia technology sample kit · checked 15 Oct 2026
- [6]Estampadia DTF product collection · checked 15 Oct 2026
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