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.
01
What they make
- Waterbased screen printing is offered for apparel.[3]
Shirts and hoodies are available as blanks. Agree the exact brand, style, fabric, sizes, colours, print positions and compatibility before ordering.
02
Minimums and pricing
03
Samples and lead times
- Try on blank shirts and hoodies from the shop’s sample racks.[1, 3]
Arrange a visit to the Point Loma shop. Agree any mailed blank or decorated sample, its price and its lead time separately.
- Estimated production takes two weeks after final quote and artwork approval and required payment.[2]
Order size, complexity and material availability can change the estimate. Agree a firm completion date and shipping separately.
- Many blank vendors offer next-day shipping to the printer.[3]
This is inbound blank sourcing, separate from production and the shipment to you. Discuss stock and rush availability for your job.
04
Artwork and print areas
- Review Pantone colours in the shop and approve every garment and design assignment.[2, 3]
Screen colours and HEX/RGB references can differ from physical ink. Non-Pantone matching is approximate. Confirm quantities, sizes, artwork and the correct design for each garment; agree print dimensions and file requirements.
- Design support can start from a finished design, a rough sketch or an idea.[2, 3]
The artwork creation fee pays for design time. Copyright, raw vector files and external or unlimited reuse require a separate rights fee, priced by complexity and work completed.
05
Store integrations and API
06
Shipping and fulfillment
07
How to order and pay
- Pay upfront or provide a deposit covering at least the blank garments.[2]
The balance is due before or at pickup, and orders are not released until fully paid. Agree any account arrangement in writing.
- Overdue balances can attract a late charge after 30 days from pickup or delivery.[2]
The charge is 2% of the unpaid order balance, with another 2% each 30 days up to 18% annually. Prior late charges are excluded from its calculation. These provisions also require payment before release; agree the payment schedule for your order.
- Quote approval closes changes and cancellation.[2]
Approved changes before production can still add fees or extend the schedule. Obtain written agreement before requesting a change.
08
Returns and misprints
- Custom goods are final sale, with conditional remedies for supplier printing errors.[2]
At 1% defects or less, the supplier disclaims replacement or refund responsibility. Above 1%, it can discount the order or sometimes replace affected items with similar garments at its discretion. Approved artwork errors are excluded; agree the remedy and reporting process.
- Customer-supplied garments are accepted with a separate damage policy.[2]
One clause offers up to 50% of garment cost or a comparable discount, less for minor damage, with possible full replacement or refund if completely unwearable. A later clause bars refunds for customer garments. Agree which remedy applies before supplying valuable items.
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About the company
Worth knowing
Where their pages disagree
The supplied-garment policy offers partial compensation and possible full replacement or refund, while another clause excludes customer-garment refunds.[2]
Quote approval bars changes or cancellation, while approved pre-production changes can still incur extra fees or time; obtain written agreement.[2]
Payment is required before release, while late-balance charges also run from receipt; agree the payment schedule before ordering.[2]
Ask before you order.
- 01
What minimum, blank brand and style, print dimensions and complete price apply?
- 02
Can I arrange a try-on, mailed blank or decorated sample, and what will it cost?
- 03
Which supplied-garment and defect remedy applies to my order?
- 04
What approvals, payment, stock and shipping dates determine my completion and arrival?
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]One With Arts — Owntrading/shop contacthomepage · checked 31 Oct 2026
- [2]One With Arts — Ownorder TermsFebruary2026 · checked 19 Oct 2026
- [3]One With Arts — Ownscreenprocess/tryon/orderworkflow · checked 19 Oct 2026
- [4]One With Arts — Owncustomapp companyhistory · checked 19 Oct 2026
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