How do I order my shirts?

From Idea to Your Product on the Shelf

1. Create mockup of the design. Design inspiration may be drawn from a variety of sources like natuaral surroundings, social media platforms, and fabrics. Where the art work or design is not created in-house, the graphic designer is likely to be provided a design brief with any specific instructions in addition to any sketches or in-house mockups.

2. Review and Approval. The design process is iterative and as such the final version of the art work or design is reviewed and approved before it is sent off to the printer.

3. Pre-Printing Evaluation. The printer reviews the art work and any issues are addressed prior to beginning the printing process product. The printer may offer suggestions on the proper placement and dimensions of the art work, printing technique and or how color combinations translate on the printed product.

4. Order Price. These may vary depending on a number of factors related to the final version of the art work - number of colors, quantity and the level of complexity of the finished version of the art work to be printed.

5. BONUS TIP - CUSTOM ORDERS - Clearly communicate any delivery deadlines to the printer to minimize potential delays and ensure timely delivery. For special or detailed orders, providing a breakdown of the different designs, quantities, product type, sizes and color changes is beneficial. This helps with streamlining the process and minimizes the potential for mistakes with filling the order. Make inquiries about minimum order quantities (MOQs) and volume discounts.