With the cold weather already here, now is the perfect time to order custom jackets, full zips, hats, and more for your employees, customers, friends and family. For a limited time, we’re sharing our 15% employee discount with all our customers, just in time for the Holiday Season. The 15% discount is applicable for any embroidery, screen print, or promotional item order placed by 11/27/2019. This special cannot be combined with any other offer, and is dependent on product availability.
Most of the garments described below could be embroidered or screen printed, depending on your business logo or design. We’ll be sure to recommend the best custom decoration method for your order. Read on to discover just a few of our favorite winter ready custom gift ideas for you and your business!
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We are delighted to welcome Kelly Hieronymus W., our newest Lightbox artist! Walk, bike, or drive by 312 S Neil St (corner of Springfield & Neil) to see her colorful installation in person. Kelly used acrylic paint and electrical tape on foam board insulation in her piece, Page No.67.
CMYK, also known as Four Color Process, stands for Cyan, Magenta, Yellow and Black. CMYK is a color profile originally designed for printing on white paper. Cyan, Magenta, Yellow and Black are layered in halftones (various densities of dots of each color) in such a way as to produce a full color image. By layering these colors and varying the densities of the halftones, and allowing a white background to show through as well, a decent spectrum of colors can be achieved. In reality, there is technically a 5th “color” involved with CMYK – a white substrate. 
We believe in transparent pricing for our customers, so here we detail a full explanation for all possible embroidery costs. We’ve made some changes in 2019, and don’t want anything to come as a surprise to you. The biggest change involves calculating the cost of your embroidered design by the number of stitches in your design, rather than a flat rate per logo. The second biggest change involves a different pricing formula for Customer Provided garments.
The nature of custom embroidery inherently takes longer than screen printing, so our standard turnaround for custom embroidery does change during the busy seasons. From December – March, and in June and July, the turnaround time is 7-10 business days from the time the order is placed. During the busy seasons in April-May, and from August – November, the standard turnaround is 10-15 business days. If your order is 1000+ pieces, please contact us for your turnaround.