Start with your deadline, estimated quantity, garment type, print locations (front/back/sleeve), and whether you need personalization. From there, we recommend the best method for your artwork and send a placement/scale proof so you approve the real outcome—not a guess from a screen preview. To get started, send us an email or fill out the Request Quote form.

Pricing mainly depends on quantity (price breaks), number of print locations, design complexity, garment quality, and timeline. A simple front print prices differently than multi-location, full-color art on premium garments. The fastest way to get accurate pricing is to share sizes, colors, placements, and your deadline so we can quote the right method and production plan.

Sometimes—no minimum custom t-shirts can be possible depending on method, garment, and artwork. Smaller runs often fit DTG printing or transfers, while larger runs usually become more efficient with screen printing. Share your quantity and garment color and we’ll recommend the most practical option.

Often, yes. Screen printing Dunwoody is a strong choice when you need consistent results across larger quantities and want reorders to match. It typically becomes more cost-efficient as quantity increases, especially for simple placements and repeatable designs.

DTG printing Dunwoody is usually best for smaller orders where you want high detail or photo-style artwork on cotton tees. It’s a good fit when you don’t need bulk quantities but still want a clean, detailed print with a softer feel on many garments.

DTF printing Dunwoody is a flexible option when you want crisp detail across different garment colors and fabric blends. It can be helpful for mixed orders or smaller batches, and it may pair well with certain performance garments depending on the design and wear-use.

Embroidery Dunwoody is ideal when you want a stitched, premium finish—especially for polos, hats, and uniform pieces. It’s commonly used for workwear and teams where durability and a professional look matter, and it’s best with clean logos and readable shapes.

Yes. The best way to prevent mistakes is a clean roster (spreadsheet), consistent formatting, and locking changes before proof approval. We confirm placement and sizing so names and numbers stay readable. For group distribution, we can also help with packout for custom shirts with names and custom shirts with numbers.

Proof approval locks placement and scale (and personalization layout when used), so everyone is aligned before production begins. It’s where you confirm spelling, positioning, and overall readability. Once approved, production follows that proof so there’s no ambiguity about where the design sits or how large it prints for custom logo t-shirts.

Possibly, but it depends on blank availability, design simplicity, and proof approval speed. Same-day/next-day is availability-based, while rush production is more common once the proof is approved. If you’re searching same day t-shirt printing or rush t-shirt printing, share your deadline and we’ll tell you what’s realistic.

Yes. You can choose pickup or shipping based on what’s easiest for your group and timeline. For team, school, and volunteer orders, we can sort packout by size, role, or roster—helpful for team shirts printing, schools, and volunteer teams.

Vector files (AI, EPS, PDF) are best for logos. For raster (PNG/JPG), higher resolution is important—especially for larger prints (ideally 300 DPI at the intended size). If your file isn’t print-ready, we can help with custom t-shirt design help to improve clarity and contrast.