Select the decoration method — screen print, DTG, embroidery or heat-transfer vinyl — then the garment, the run size, ink colours and print locations. Screen printing charges setup per screen at $28–42, so unit prices fall fast with volume: 48 two-colour tees price at $8–15.95 a piece, $406–766 all-in. DTG skips setup entirely, which is why it wins tiny runs and loses big ones.
Each ink colour needs a screen burned at $28–42, charged once per run. Across six shirts that setup dominates the price; across hundreds it disappears into the $1.80–3.20 per-piece decoration rate. DTG at $6–11 with no setup wins small runs; screen print takes over as quantity climbs.
Blanks price into the quote: t-shirts at $5.50–11, long sleeves $9–16, polos $14–26, hoodies $19–34, caps $8–16 and tote bags $4–9. Supplying your own garments zeroes that line — decoration and setup still apply.
Embroidery charges a one-time digitising setup of $65–120, then $5.50–9.50 per piece regardless of thread colours — where screen printing charges per colour. It prices best on caps, polos and small logo placements that would need several screens to print.
Per-piece extras: size-and-name personalisation at $3.50–7, woven neck labels $1.20–2.40 and poly-bagging $0.60–1.20. A rush under five days flags the whole order for priority scheduling.
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