Quantity Matters:
Screen Print
Embroidery
Adding a printed logo or design goes a long way in making that plain T-Shirt unique. custom t-shirts, printed t-shirts and custom hoodies are produced in billions due to their wide usage by companies, individuals, fashion, teams, events and groups. Companies print custom t-shirts for a wide range of reasons from promotion, to brand building to bulding customer loyalty. Almost everybody wears a t-shirt and most prefer a printed t-shirt. So before you create that Custom T-Shirt for your specific purpose, you may want to know which printing method to use. You should learn about the various methods of T-Shirt printing available which you can use. You should know their respective advantages and drawbacks. Once you will have a fair idea of which printing technique to go with. Below are some tips to keeps down the costs of your custom t-shirt, custom polo-shirt or custom hoodie.
1. Print Less Colours
When designing to print custom t-shirts for your company, event or group, keep the number of colours in the design to a minimum. More colours does not necessarily mean a better design, but it definitely means a higher cost! Most designs with multiple colours can be made to look equally effective even by reducing the number of colours strategically. You also have the option to make a picture into a grey scale design. If your t-shirts are for a one time use, you definitely want to keep the number of colours in the design to a minimum.
2. Print the Maximum Quantity
The more you print, the cheaper it gets. In printing of t-shirts, upto a point, quantity is the most important factor in the cost. The price varies quickly when the quantities are increased when the quantities are low. This is because there is a fixed set up cost in making screens and films to print custom t-shirts. Experiment with the variation with price at Check Price and you may find that you get many more t-shirts for just a few bucks more!
3. Keep Printing Locations to a Minimum
Printing cost does not depend on the size of the print, but, on the number of colours, quantity and the locations on the t-shirt to be printed. A total of 2 colours being printed but with the colours being in different locations will cost more than if the 2 colours are printed at the same location. A small print on the sleeve costs the same as a big print on the chest. In fact, it is more difficult to print on the sleeve than on the chest.
4. Choose a White T-Shirt
Save money by simply choosing a white t-shirts. White apparel are inherently cheaper as they don't need to undergo an expensive dyeing process. They are also easier to print on than darker colours fabrics.
5. Don't ask for a Rush Delivery
As the screen making process is time consuming, asking for a rush delivery might increase costs. This is because your order might require to be put ahead of other orders and that might imply an additional cost.
