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•  FREE Standard Custom Embroidery



•  No Setup Fees
on Embroidery Orders


• 10% discount when ordering a quantity of 12-49



•  20% discount when ordering a quantity of 50-99



•  25% discount when ordering a quantity of 100+



• Discount Pricing for Prints with less than 6 Colors



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Custom Embroidery or Custom Screen Printing, What's Best for You?

 

Embroidery		Screen Printing
	VS.
Benefits: Embroidery is more attractive. No minimum quantity. Quicker turn around on most orders There are usually no setup fees associated with embroidery. May hold up better and is not as susceptible to harsh conditions (i.e. extreme heat). With embroidery you have the option to choose a design from our library of over 16,000 stock designs. There is no additional cost for additional colors so embroidered designs can be more colorful		Benefits: Printing cost a lot less than embroidery. This is particularly true if you plan to do a large area. If you are doing a large area such as the full back of a shirt, embroidery will cost between $15.00 and $30.00 per item where as printing will cost between $0.50 and $5.00 per item depending on the number of colors and the quantity. Printed designs can be a lot more elaborate and detailed. Almost any design can be screen printed where as some designs are impossible to embroider. Large Embroidery Designs can cause a t-shirt to sag. This does not occur for large screen print designs.
Cons: Embroidery puts a lot of thread on the item being embroidered. The weight of this thread of a large design on a thin item such as a Tee Shirt can cause the shirt to sag. The setup process for embroidering your own design involves converting the design file to a stitch file that the embroidery machine can understand. This process usually cost more then the set up for printing and can cost anywhere between $50 and $150. However this is a one time cost, therefore there would be no digitizing charges for future orders with the same design. Click Here for more information on embroidery.		Cons: Because screens have to be set up and paint applied to those screens, the minimum quantity for printing is 12. Where as the minimum quantity for embroidery is one. There is a set up cost associated with screen printing of $20 per color. However this is a one time cost, therefore there would be no charges for future orders with the same design. Click Here for more information on screen printing.