The more complex and large an image is, the more it costs to stitch. 10 cheaper for T-shirts and about $1.00 cheaper for sweats.įor a small pocket sized logo, embroidery costs from $3.00 to $5.00 more per piece than screen printing. Usually about $1.50 more for XXL and $2.25 for XXXL. Larger sizes (XXL and bigger) have an up-charge which depends on the brand & style. Expect to spend $75 to $150 for high end color separations.Īdult sizes (S-XL) are the same price. Due to the expense of the set-up of these jobs, it is not recommended for less than 72 shirts. This process blends 4 to 6 colors to achieve a full-color design. Please inquire for more information.įor larger quantities, four-color process or “fake” four-color process separations can provide a photographic image on shirts. For smaller quantities (less than 72 pieces) it is usually better and more cost effective to use our new “Digital to Garment” (DTG) process instead of screen-printing. Our process looks and wears better than such methods, but still lacks the clean look, feel, and durability that direct screen printing has.
If you only need a few shirts, our heat transfer method is the most economical.This process is similar to store bought “T-shirt maker” kits that allow you to make an iron-on from an ink jet printer. Often, even this is a problem, due to formatting issues (margins, fonts, and alignment change when file is opened on a different system). These programs are a real pain unless your image contains only text. A resolution of 300 dpi at actual print size will provide the best results.īOO! Word, Works, Word Perfect, etc. tif, psd ) are useable, but may require artwork charges for color separation.
Please convert all text to curves or supply font files with the graphic file. eps) work the best for spot-color printing. HOORAY! CorelDraw (.cdr) or Adobe Illustrator (.ai or. Unless arrangements are made to “clean-up” your art, it will appear on the shirts exactly as it appears on paper. We can work from old t-shirts, napkins, photographs, or business cards, but these will always require some sort of art charge.Īrtwork supplied hand-drawn should be solid black on a white background (“camera ready”). If you provide your own artwork please remember that although your design looks finished, unless it is provided in the proper format, artwork charges may still apply. If I supply artwork, what format do you need it in? Many simple designs require little or no art charges. Screens and film positives remain the property of Black Sheep Design Company.Īrtwork can be estimated before beginning an order. Any changes made to an image (resizing adding, removing, or changing text etc.) requires new screens. If your garments have a small (pocket sized) image on one side and a large image on the other, we can often gang both images into one screen to help save you money. Upon reordering, you only need pay the price of the imprinted garment…no more set-up fees.Įach color on each side of the shirt in your design needs its own screen. Screen charges are a one-time fee and will remain on file indefinitely. Screens are tools we use in the production of your imprinted shirts.
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