{"id":772,"title":"3 Screen Printing Pro Tips For Ordering Cheap Custom T-shirts Fast","description":"The best buyers learn about the way products are made in the factory and work their order back from there. Ordering products that are quick, easy and simple to produce results in better prices, easier ordering and faster service for you, the buyer.","content":"

As you venture into the world of custom t-shirt printing<\/u><\/a>, there's a golden rule to adopt right from the pros: Understanding the production process and crafting your order around it. The secret to securing competitive prices, streamlined ordering, and swift service lies in opting for products that align with quick and seamless production methods. In this guide, we'll share the insights that professional print buyers know about t-shirt screen printing<\/u><\/a> and share three strategic adjustments to enhance your custom t-shirt order \u2013 just like the experts do.<\/p>

\"Teemill1. Mastering the Factory Process<\/em><\/h3><\/blockquote>

Have you ever wondered what sets the pros apart? It's their keen awareness of the manufacturing process that guides their decisions. The experts start their journey by delving into the mechanics of the factory, working their way backwards to tailor orders that mesh perfectly with the production flow. Let's break it down:<\/p>

Screen printing works by laying down one colour at a time. Two-colour designs take longer and cost more, so if you\u2019re smart about your choices, you can save huge sums.<\/p><\/blockquote>

In screen printing, each colour is applied one by one. If your design features multiple colours, the production time increases and costs inevitably escalate. But here's where your savvy choices come into play \u2013 simplifying your design can lead to substantial savings. Opting for a single-colour design not only gives your creation a powerful impact but also paves the way for a quicker and more economical manufacturing process. In fact, a single-colour design can be printed twice as fast as a multi-coloured one. This all results in savings that we pass on to you \u2013 our valued customer.<\/p>

\"Black2. Mixing and matching screen prints<\/h3>

When it comes to print placement, your decision can have a big impact on the time and costs involved. A brilliant way to optimise both is by using the same screen across a range of products. Imagine this: you order a collection of tees bearing an identical design but varying in colour and size. With screen printing's inherent flexibility, you can effortlessly mix and match your print design across a range of items.<\/p>

Single-colour prints on the front of a tee have another huge benefit. They make your artwork preparation really, really easy.<\/p><\/blockquote>

However, the golden rule remains \u2013 stick to front prints for maximum impact. You will know that people and products are primarily front-facing, making front prints the timeless choice. Icons like \"I Heart NY\" and \"Choose Love\" are a testament to this trend.<\/p>

\"A3. Plan ahead and keep it simple<\/h3>

Just as a renowned restaurant serves quality food at a great price, it\u2019s wise to book ahead rather than show up and risk it. Think ahead, especially for time-sensitive events. A single-colour print will speed up the artwork and ordering process. Remember, proactive preparation trumps last-minute rushes. Our screenprint turnaround time is 15 working days from payment to dispatch, plus an additional working day for UK deliveries or up to two weeks for international destinations.<\/p>

Screen printing is typically used for high-volume orders. Submitting your order 4 weeks ahead will make sure you receive it in plenty of time.<\/p><\/blockquote>

These tips don\u2019t just save money, they save time too. The simpler your design, the quicker you\u2019ll receive the product. It doesn\u2019t need to be difficult. Effective print placement is all about keeping it simple. Simple designs are often the most memorable. While a complex design may catch people\u2019s eye, a simple print will keep it.<\/p>

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\"Teemill'sSo if you\u2019d like to use the lessons learned from print professionals, here\u2019s what you\u2019ll do:<\/p>