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The best method depends on your design and quantity. Screen printing is best for bulk orders and bold designs with fewer colors. DTG printing is ideal for detailed, full-color artwork (including gradients and photos) on cotton. DTF printing is versatile across cotton, blends, and many performance fabrics, and it delivers vibrant color with strong durability. Heat transfer printing is great for names, numbers, and clean text-based logos. If you’re unsure, start with your garment choice and upload your art—then select the method that matches your goals for detail, durability, and speed.

We offer same-day shipping options on eligible orders depending on product availability, artwork readiness, and the cutoff time displayed on the site. Orders with print-ready files and in-stock garments typically move fastest. Larger quantities, multiple print locations, or specialty items may require additional production time. If you’re on a deadline, the best approach is to choose your products early, upload a high-quality file, and include your needed-by date if you contact us for help. We’ll recommend the fastest reliable option.

Yes—many items on T-Shirt Don can be ordered with no minimums, which means you can print one shirt or a small batch without needing a large quantity. This is perfect for samples, gifts, personal projects, and quick event needs. Bulk orders are still available and often come with better per-item pricing. If a specific product or setup has a minimum requirement, it will be shown clearly so you can choose the best option without surprises.

“No setup fee” means you won’t pay an extra upfront charge just to begin production. Your total is based on the garment and the printing method required for your design. This is especially helpful for small orders where setup fees can make pricing feel inflated. For bulk screen printing, pricing may still vary based on design complexity (like the number of ink colors), but we keep it transparent and tied to the real work required—so you know what you’re paying for and why.

For the sharpest prints, vector files like AI, EPS, or PDF are ideal for logos and text because they scale cleanly. For raster images like PNG or JPG, use high-resolution artwork (blurry files often print blurry). Transparent PNGs are great when you don’t want a background box. If your file has small issues—like jagged edges, compression noise, or minor blur—our free art repair can often improve it so the final print looks cleaner and more professional.

Yes, but the method matters. DTG on dark garments typically requires proper pretreatment to keep colors vibrant and durable. DTF performs very well on dark fabrics and maintains color punch across many garment types. Screen printing is also excellent on dark shirts using the correct ink system and underbase when needed. To get the best results, choose the method that matches your garment color, fabric, and design detail. If color accuracy is important (like branding), share your target color reference and we’ll recommend the best approach.

Yes. Bulk discounts are available on volume orders, and wholesale screen printing is ideal for larger runs that need consistent quality and competitive per-unit pricing. Pricing depends on garment type, quantity, design complexity, number of colors (for screen printing), and print locations. If you want the best rate, request a quote with your sizes and quantities—this helps us price accurately and recommend the most efficient production method for your order.

To extend print life, wash garments inside out in cold water using mild detergent. Avoid bleach and harsh fabric softeners. For drying, tumble dry low or hang dry—high heat can reduce longevity for some print types. Screen printing is known for durability, and DTG/DTF prints hold up very well with proper care. If you’re ordering uniforms or resale merch, we can recommend garment styles that handle frequent washing and daily wear best.