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Pricing, garments, minimums, turnaround and artwork are all online, and you can place the whole order without waiting on a reply. Here's the fastest route to what you probably came for.
Step one
Get your price
Browse apparel, check minimums and turnaround, build your order, upload your artwork and watch the real number appear as you go. No quote request, no waiting on me.
Step two
Have a question? Ask Alpine
The assistant inside the ordering system knows our pricing, products, print methods, artwork requirements, minimums and turnaround. It answers instantly, day or night, and it can build the order with you as you go.
Probably your question
The five things people email me about
- What does it cost?
- It depends on quantity, print locations, ink colors and garment — which is why a number in an email is usually wrong. The ordering system prices your actual job in about two minutes.
- What is the minimum?
- Twenty pieces per design for screen printing, in any mix of styles, sizes and colors, as long as every piece takes the same print. DTF transfers have no minimum.
- How long does it take?
- About 2½ weeks for screen printing, about a week for DTF — averages, not promises. The clock starts when your art is approved and the balance is paid in full.
- Do you do embroidery?
- No. I run DTF on hats, polos and quarter-zips instead, and I think it is the nicer end product. The full comparison is on the embroidery vs DTF page.
- Can you use my artwork?
- Almost certainly. Vector files print sharpest, but a sketch or a photo of an old shirt is enough to start — upload whatever you have with the order.
There's more on the FAQ page, and the assistant will answer anything that isn't on it.
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If it genuinely isn't covered online
Questions about an existing order, or something the ordering system and the assistant genuinely can't answer — that's what this is for. It's one person reading these, so the more specific you are, the faster you'll get a useful answer.
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Pickup and drop-off are in Castle Rock, Colorado, by arrangement once an order is on the schedule. There's no walk-in counter — it's a one-person shop and I'm usually on press.