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Screen-printing costs depend on the garment, the artwork, the number of print locations and colors, and the order scope. A quote needs the design and product details because each project has a different production setup.

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Artwork colors and print locations

Screen printing uses a separate screen for each ink color. The number of colors and where the design is printed affect setup. A front print, a back print, and a sleeve print are separate placements to review.

Garment and material

The garment style, fabric, and color can affect how artwork is prepared and printed. Share the garment you have in mind, or ask Outpace to help review suitable apparel options for the project.

Quantity and repeat orders

Include the quantity you are considering and whether the order may be repeated. This helps the production team scope the project and consider how the artwork and setup apply to the run.

How to request a useful quote

Send the design file or a clear reference, garment type and color, print size and placements, quantity, and the date you are planning around. If some details are undecided, note that too; the open choices can be discussed before the quote is finalized.

Is screen printing the best fit?

Screen printing can be a good option for many garment designs, but other methods may better suit a small detailed mark, a complex image, or a different product. Compare the common options in Embroidery, screen printing, or DTF?.

Questions about this guide

The garment, artwork colors, print size, placements, quantity, and production setup all shape the quote.

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