Our goal is to make the merchandise order process astoundingly quick and painless. Our courteous and attractive sales staff will walk you through a very simple five step process to get the finest merch in your hands as quickly as possible.

Step One - Sales Consultation
• Garment Style Selection
• Garment Colour Selection
• Quantity Selection
• Confirmation of Pricing
• Size Selection
• Verification of Availability and Inventory

Step Two – Art Consultation
• Artwork Development or Review of Existing Designs
• Artwork Print Placement Selection
• Artwork Print Size Selection

Step Three – Art Approval
• Email Art Approval to Confirm All Print Specifications
• Location
• Size
• Ink Colours
• Text
• Spelling

Step Four – Production
• Garment Split Film and Screen Set-up
• Pre-production Test Print
• Quality Control
• Production
• Quality Control
• Packing

Step Five – Shipping
• Shipment of Goods to Customer’s Desired Location
• Hold for Pick-up


There are many screen print styles and inks to choose from to give your product the desired look on almost any type of fabric. Screen printing works best on cotton, polyester, cotton/poly blends, hemp fabric and canvas. The following is a brief explanation of the most common treatment applications.

	One Colour DesignOne ink colour is used for a simple, sharp image or for a subtle look. • A sharp image is achieved through contrasting ink and garment colours.
	• A subtle image is achieved through complementary ink and garment colours or through a tone on tone print.
	Spot Process Design • Two or more ink colours are used to achieve a bold image of solid blocks of colour. (Photo 1C)
	CMYK Design • Overlapping, mixed amounts of CMYK inks (black, red, yellow, blue) are layered to achieve a full colour image (note a CMYK print can only be printed on white fabrics). (Photo 1D)
	High Density Print • Layers of high density ink are printed one at a time and flash cured and printed again to create a raised, 3-D print. (Photo 1F)
	Foil Print • Garment Foil transfer process is completed by heat pressing sheets of foil on top of a base layer of ink with the desired one colour image or text. (Photo 1G)
	Puff Print • An additive is added to the ink to create a soft 3-D print. (Photo 1H)
	Glitter Print • Glitter is added to ink colours to achieve a sparkle to any ink colour. (Photo 1I)
	Embroidery Options There are several embroidery treatment styles and threads to choose from to give your product the desired look. Embroidery is typically best for small logos for hats, jackets, and polo shirts. The following is a brief explanation of the most common treatment applications. Basic Embroidery - A variety of thread colours can be used to achieve a great amount of detail on almost any surface.
	Puff Embroidery - Thread is stitched over a foam backing to create a 3-D image.
	Metallic Embroidery - Silver, gold, or copper threads are used to give the artwork a metallic look.
	Heat Press Options • Name and Numbering • Custom Heat Seal Graphics • Heat Seal Patches • Flocking