NATIVE GRAPHIX CUSTOM SILKSCREENING
- Thread starter LadyTragik
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^ if you are in the market of printing shirts, nothings cheap unless you doing sweatshop shit or overseas - we are actually cheaper than most printers in the bay area - like with any mass production, the more shirts you get the cheaper it is. $4.60 a shirt (500 minimum - including the price of the shirt, printing, ink, screens, labor, drying, tax, etc...) is actually really good especially if you'll be selling your shirts for $20 or more thats a good ass profit margin. if you think that's pricey than you must not be in the business of this industry
we also are a non-profit and our money goes back into our programs - so many of our customers print through us because of that, we also have great customer service, great quality and we work with many people for free helping them get their artwork ready since many people are clueless when it comes to having your artwork prepared for printing, the majority of other print shops charge $50-$75 and hour minimum for this. stop by anytime mon-fri at our offices - 1337 mission st (9th & mission) and you'll see what i mean
we also are a non-profit and our money goes back into our programs - so many of our customers print through us because of that, we also have great customer service, great quality and we work with many people for free helping them get their artwork ready since many people are clueless when it comes to having your artwork prepared for printing, the majority of other print shops charge $50-$75 and hour minimum for this. stop by anytime mon-fri at our offices - 1337 mission st (9th & mission) and you'll see what i mean
@cheeto, most times when people come in with photos its cheaper to just get heat transfers, we have a heat transfer machine, it looks a lil different than silk screening but its cheaper and fast - it'll even b cheaper if you bring in your own heat transfer paper that you can get at bulk at any office max, depot...whatever
come in to our offices on 9th and mission anytime and i can explain it further - now if you want the photo silk screened most likely it'll have to be printed half tone which is like a 4 color process, 4 screens, cymk colors...unless you have a stencil or a solid color photo/image then that could be just 1 screen, 1 color
does that make sense? not sure if i explained that well
come in to our offices on 9th and mission anytime and i can explain it further - now if you want the photo silk screened most likely it'll have to be printed half tone which is like a 4 color process, 4 screens, cymk colors...unless you have a stencil or a solid color photo/image then that could be just 1 screen, 1 color
does that make sense? not sure if i explained that well
