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Mychal’s Prints and Embroidery

Mychal’s Prints and Embroidery offers DTG, DTF and embroidery, including single apparel items and buyer-supplied garments.

Its hosted partner stores let organizations’ customers order directly without holding inventory.[3]

Also known as Mychal's Printing & Embroidery.

Makes
  • T-shirts
  • Hats / caps
  • Bags / totes
  • Socks
Methods
  • Direct to garment (DTG)
  • Direct to film (DTF)
  • Embroidery
  • Patches / labels
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What they make

  • Offers printing, embroidery. No screen printing, garment manufacturing or standalone blank wholesaling inferred.[3]
  • Its methods include DTG, DTF, Embroidery. Supplier explicitly states not a screen printer; embedded testimonials not adopted. Mug sublimation not generalized to garment method.[3]
  • Sourced brands include Bella Canvas, Gildan, Port & Company, District and Otto; Nike, OGIO, Travis Matthews and North Face can be requested. Ask about the garment, material and placement for your job.[3]
  • DTG, DTF and embroidery are offered on apparel and textiles including tees, caps, visors, bandanas, socks and bags. Screen printing and paper/document printing are excluded; stickers are a separate service.[3]

Brands

  • Bella Canvas
  • Gildan
  • Port & Company
  • District
  • Otto
  • Nike
  • OGIO
  • Travis Matthews
  • North Face
02

Minimums and pricing

  • Printed or embroidered apparel can be ordered as one item without a small-order surcharge. Stickers and embroidered patches each have a 25-item minimum.[3]
  • Standard orders of 25 or more receive 10% off. Dollar currency, tax and freight inclusions are unspecified; obtain a project quote including any personalized-work setup fees.[3]
  • For nonprofits with a 501c letter and EIN: 30% off printed apparel and 25% off embroidery stitching, regardless of order size.[3]
  • Patches are approximately $4.50–$7.50 each with a 25-patch minimum. A patch plus heat application is quoted at $10; ask how that application option fits your patch order.[3]
  • Design work costs $60/hour. Hosted-store setup also costs $60/hour depending on item and variation work; selection, prices and any organization profit return are agreed separately.[3]
  • With a 501c letter and EIN, nonprofit discounts are 30% on printed apparel and 25% on embroidery stitching. Supplier-ordered embroidery garments receive 25% off supplier prices; ask which discounts apply.[3]
03

Samples and lead times

  • Embroidery approval may use a digital sew-out, a backing-fabric preview or one embroidered item. Changes that void an approval item incur a $15.50 sample fee.[3]
  • Rush work depends on queue availability and costs $60 for 24 hours or $30 for 48–72 hours. Ask for an agreed completion date before relying on a rush option.[3]
04

Shipping and fulfillment

  • Ships orders directly to customers. Not an external merchant-store/API integration; production/stock model and white-label shipping terms unqualified.[3]
  • The supplier offers shipping to requested locations, including out of state. Ask about the specific destination and cross-border restrictions; this statement does not establish worldwide coverage.[3]
  • Pass-through preferential carrier rate once boxed and weighed, added to invoice with tracking supplied. No numerical carrier rates, dispatch origin, delivery SLA or duties policy stated.[3]
  • Shipping can be requested locally or out of state. The boxed-and-weighed carrier charge is passed through on the invoice, with tracking; international countries, duties and transit times are unspecified.[3]
  • Hosted partnership stores handle customer orders directly, so organizations need not hold inventory. Production-versus-stock model, per-order shipping and white-label terms need a separate agreement.[3]
05

Where they produce

  • The supplier describes the operation as a social enterprise providing job training and employment through Mychal’s Learning Place.[1, 2]
06

How to order and pay

  • Buyer-supplied garments are accepted. After confirmation, an electronic QuickBooks invoice is issued; pay before items leave the shop. Cards are accepted online/in shop, with check or cash locally.[3]
  • Supplier explicitly does not offer screen printing or paper/document printing, apart from stickers. Does not imply inability to print garments digitally or perform embroidery.[3]
  • Visit the print shop at 2107 Artesia Blvd, Redondo Beach, CA 90278 by appointment only. Contact/footer hours are Monday–Friday, 8:30 am–4:30 pm.[4]
  • FAQ body gives 2522 Artesia Blvd, Redondo Beach 90278; walk-ins Monday–Friday 9 am–4 pm. Same-site contact/footer gives 2107 and appointments with 8:30 am–4:30 pm hours; current visit terms unresolved.[3]
Worth knowing

Where their pages disagree

Contact gives 2107 Artesia Blvd, appointments and 8:30 am–4:30 pm weekdays, while the FAQ gives 2522 Artesia Blvd, walk-ins and 9 am–4 pm weekdays; confirm the location and visit rules.[3, 4]

Before you order

Ask before you order.

  1. 01

    What carrier transit estimate applies to my destination, separate from production?

  2. 02

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

  3. 03

    Which ordering integrations or API/feed access are available, and what access conditions apply?

  4. 04

    Which location will dispatch my order?

Not in their public information yet:

  • Artwork requirements
  • Misprints and reprints
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  1. [1]Home - Mychal's Printing & Embroidery · checked 15 Oct 2026
  2. [2]About Us - Mychal's Printing & Embroidery · checked 15 Oct 2026
  3. [3]FAQs - Mychal's Printing & Embroidery · checked 15 Oct 2026
  4. [4]Contact - Mychal's Printing & Embroidery · checked 15 Oct 2026

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