General

Where can I park?

by Mark Dawson

Mar Vista: Street parking is usually available in front of our store. If not, Lyceum and other nearby streets usually have ample parking – just check street cleaning signs.

The best way to finalize an order is by stopping by one of our stores. The average in-store order takes about 15 minutes to finalize. Finalizing an order means we have approved art, approved garments, approved invoice, and payment. Once the order is finalized, production… Read More »How do I order?

Can you print on shoes?

by Mark Dawson

This may be possible depending on the shoes and the art. Please bring them in so we can see if they will load into the machines. (It may take a full business day to check if we can actually load the shoes into the machines.)

Do you only print t-shirts?

by David Anderson

We can print on many other items! Hoodies, caps, bags, many others, and not just garments! Drinkware, stickers, and totes are the next more popular items. The sky’s the limit – need your logo on a fly swatter? A USB drive? Sunscreen? Avocado peelers, sharpies, mints,… Read More »Do you only print t-shirts?

What if I only want one shirt?

by David Anderson

We have a 24 shirt minimum order. We can print as few as 24 shirts or as many as several thousand shirts for you. Please contact us with your artwork and desired shirt brand, style, color, and size, so we can create a quote for… Read More »What if I only want one shirt?

How long will it take to get my order?

by Mark Dawson

Screen printing and large embroidery orders typically take about 7-10 business days. Standard production time for vinyl transfers, direct-to-garment (DTG) printing, and dye sublimation orders is typically one week for small orders. Rush service is available for most orders! Check here or contact us for… Read More »How long will it take to get my order?

What styles of printing do you offer?

by Mark Dawson

We offer screen printing (also called silk screening), embroidery, vinyl transfers (heat transfers), Direct-to-Garment (DTG) printing, dye sublimation, and more. The best method will depend on your specific project. Check our Processes page for more information!