Print shop +1Tokyo, Japan
シルシ クラフトワークス
シルシ クラフトワークス embroiders clothing and fabric in its Tokyo workshop, supplies blank garments and accepts customer-supplied items.
Print shop
Teefor2
Teefor2 provides wholesale screen printing, direct-to-garment, direct-to-film and embroidery from its Chino, California facility.
It accepts qualified buyers’ blanks, offers private-label finishing and can ship individual customer orders through its merch fulfillment programme.[1]
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What they make
- Contract printing and embroidery for T-shirts, polos, hats, uniforms, outerwear and totes.[1]
Screen printing, direct-to-garment, direct-to-film and embroidery are offered for wholesale apparel jobs. Blank brand, style, fabric, size range and stock depend on the project.
- Specialty options include water-based ink, puff, metallic ink, foil and puff embroidery.[1]
Oversized and over-pocket printing can be reviewed with the artwork and garment. Confirm method compatibility and the final print dimensions.
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Minimums and pricing
- Screen-print orders start at 36 pieces; direct-to-garment and direct-to-film have no minimum.[1]
The 36-piece minimum applies to screen-print orders. Ask about per-design, colour and size rules, and embroidery minimums.
- Wholesale quotes depend on quantity, garment type, print locations, colours and finishing.[1]
Request the complete garment and decoration quote with any setup, label, packing, tax and freight charges.
- Qualified wholesale and contract buyers can send their own blanks to the Chino facility.[1]
Confirm receiving instructions, dates, spoilage allowances and responsibility for supplied blanks before sending goods.
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Samples and lead times
- direct-to-garment printing is offered for sample work and short runs.[1]
Ask about the sample garment, decoration, charge and any bulk-order credit. A digital mockup is separate from a printed sample.
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Artwork and print areas
- Send artwork, garment details, quantities, print locations and deadline for review.[1]
Final mockups and production details are confirmed before printing. Confirm file formats, resolution and colour requirements for your chosen method.
- Front, left-chest, full-back, oversized and over-pocket options are described.[1]
Share the desired graphic dimensions and placements and agree the maximum print area for the garment.
- Artwork and production checks include Pantone matching when specified and QC before shipment.[1]
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Branding and packaging
- Neck labels, woven labels, hang tags, folding, poly bags, size stickers and barcodes are available.[1]
Private-label finishing and retail-ready packaging are offered. Agree the label specification, quantities, supply, setup and finishing charges in the quote.
- White-label production can stay behind the buyer’s company.[1]
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Shipping and fulfillment
- Its merch fulfillment programme can send orders to individual customers.[1]
Storage, packing, shipping and kitting are offered for brands, online stores, merch programmes, agencies and events. Confirm programme terms, order intake and per-order charges.
- Local Chino pickup, California delivery and nationwide shipping are described.[1]
Confirm destination coverage, carrier, transit time, freight charges and international eligibility for the order.
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Where they produce
- Screen, direct-to-garment, direct-to-film and embroidery are described as in-house at its Chino, California facility.[1]
The supplier presents these decoration services under one roof without outsourcing. Receiving and dispatch arrangements should be agreed for the selected project.
Made in
- United States
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How to order and pay
- The service targets print shops, distributors, agencies, clothing brands and business apparel programmes.[1]
Teefor2 serves wholesale production buyers. Ask about account setup, payment and credit requirements.
- Submit the project, review the method and quote, then approve mockups and production details.[1]
Orders can be picked up, shipped or sent through the merch fulfillment programme, subject to the agreed project.
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About the company
- The supplier describes more than 25 years serving promotional-products buyers.[1]
Ask before you order.
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What is the complete price, including setup, finishing, tax and freight?
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What is the production lead time, and when does that clock start?
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What are the receiving and spoilage rules for my supplied blanks?
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How are fulfillment orders submitted, and what storage and dispatch fees apply?
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- [1]Teefor2 — wholesale apparel decoration, Chino production and fulfillment · checked 18 Oct 2026
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