MOQ starts at 50 pieces. The final minimum and colorway breakdown depend on the product, fabric, wash, artwork, and customization, and are confirmed after project review.
Sample pricing and delivery are confirmed after project review.
Samples take 10-15 working days. Bulk production takes 20-30 working days after sample approval and material confirmation. Delivery timing is confirmed by destination and shipping method.
Screen print suits solid-color artwork and larger runs; DTG handles photographic or many-color designs without screen costs. We recommend a method during design review based on your artwork, fabric and quantity.
Yes. Heavyweight 250-300 gsm cotton, garment dye and vintage washes are regular tee builds for us — the exact tone and handfeel are locked on the sample before bulk.
Payment methods and terms are confirmed in the formal quotation and invoice for each project.
250-300 gsm reads as premium heavyweight in streetwear. Above 300 gsm the tee gets stiffer and warmer — some brands want exactly that. We send fabric options with real weights at design review, and the physical sample settles it.
Yes — send the blank or its measurement chart and we build the pattern to that fit as a starting point, then adjust. Many brands move to cut-and-sew exactly this way: keep the fit customers already know, upgrade the fabric and construction.
A print shop decorates blanks it bought; T-shirt vendors resell stock designs. We are the factory — pattern, fabric, cutting, sewing, printing and labels under one roof — which is what makes true boxy patterns, 250-300 gsm weights and custom ribs possible in the first place.