Print shops

Print shops for printed and embroidered batches.

Screen printing, embroidery, DTF and more on a run of garments, delivered to you or to an address you choose. From a few dozen pieces to thousands.
A batch of tees printed with the same design
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  • Australia

    ZZZZ BEST TEES

    ZZZZ BEST TEES offers direct-to-film transfers.

    • Direct to film (DTF)
    • Workwear / uniforms
    • Polos
  • ManufacturerKaohsiung, Taiwan

    創八製衣 / Creative8 Clothes

    Creative8 supplies and decorates tees, polos, uniforms, hoodies, jackets and babywear through its described Kaohsiung operation.

    • Direct to garment (DTG)
    • Kids / baby
    • Heat transfer
  • ManufacturerNew Taipei, Taiwan

    合順創意 T-shirt

    合順創意 offers printed and embroidered groupwear, including company uniforms, school/event shirts, polos and hoodies.

    • Direct to garment (DTG)
    • Heat transfer
    • Bags / totes
  • ManufacturerTaiwan

    悅爾團服 / YaleCo

    YaleCo develops and decorates tees, polos, hoodies, jackets and rashguards with printing, embroidery and sublimation.

    • Direct to garment (DTG)
    • Heat transfer
    • Sublimation
  • ManufacturerTaiwan

    更上一層樓團體服 / Nextlvl

    Nextlvl offers decorated and custom-sewn apparel, accepting suitable customer garments or fabric.

    • Socks
    • Shorts
    • Direct to garment (DTG)
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How it works

How a print shop order works.

Choose this when
  • You know what will sell and want a lower cost per piece than print on demand.
  • You need a batch for a drop, a team, an event or a business.
  • You want techniques such as multi-color screen printing, puff, specialty inks or embroidery.
  1. Request a quote

    Send the garment, colors, quantities by size, print locations and your artwork.

  2. Approve a proof

    The shop sends a digital proof, and sometimes a physical sample, before printing the run.

  3. Receive the batch

    Finished garments ship to you or your fulfillment partner, usually within one to three weeks.

Before you order

Check these first.

  1. 01

    Minimums per design and per color, and how setup or screen fees are charged.

  2. 02

    Whether they supply the blanks or print on garments you send.

  3. 03

    Turnaround from proof approval, and how finished orders are shipped.

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A few useful answers

Questions about print shops.

Which printing method should I choose for a batch?

Screen printing is usually cheapest per piece for larger runs with few colors. DTF and DTG handle full-color artwork in smaller runs. Embroidery suits logos on caps, polos and jackets. Our print methods guide compares them.

Why do print shops charge setup fees?

Screen printing needs a screen for each color and each print location, and embroidery needs the design digitized. Those costs are spread across the order, which is why minimums and setup fees matter.

Can a print shop ship single orders to my customers?

Some can, from stock they hold for you, but most ship the batch to you. Profiles say so when the shop states it.

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