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Screen Printing for Large Runs

Screen Printing for Large Runs at low prices, ordered online.

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Get a quote for screen printing for large runs

Screen Printing for Large Runs means screen printing for runs of 1,000 shirts and more, quoted. Use the calculator on this page to see your price straight away.

No more DTG. To keep prices down and quality up, all T-shirts are now printed with DTF. Same artwork, better result on more fabrics. Details: why we switched from DTG to DTF.

How it works

What you get:

  • Best for 1 to 4 spot colours
  • Lowest price per shirt at volume
  • Quoted per job

Prices

This option is quoted per job. Send your quantity and artwork and we reply with a price.

Artwork and proofs

We print from PNG, PDF, AI, EPS and high-quality JPG files. Every order gets a digital proof for approval before it goes to press.

Turnaround and delivery

Orders take 2 to 5 working days once artwork is approved, and bulk runs are scheduled to your deadline. Same-day is available on selected orders by 09:00. Collection is free at Rivonia Central in Sandton. We also courier nationwide; the courier fee is added to your quote once.

Common questions

How much does screen printing for large runs cost?

Pricing is simple: shirt price (R175 to R390 depending on weight) plus print price per position (R28 A6, R58 A5, R130 A4, R290 A3, R450 A2), plus R250 set-up per design. Minimum 10 shirts.

How long does screen printing for large runs take?

Plan on 2 to 5 working days. For urgent jobs, same-day printing is possible on selected orders when payment and artwork are in by 09:00.

Do you still do DTG printing?

We have stopped DTG. You get the same full-colour result with DTF.

Ready to print?

Price your T-shirts online now. We have stopped DTG; all orders are printed with DTF.

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