In-house Portland production for music artists. Shirts. Stickers. Buttons. 13×19 screen-print posters. 3D-printed NFC/QR artist cards. Pick a product, set your spec, get the number.
Method
Colors (shared across all styles)
Same design across all styles. Each color adds $40 setup (shared once) and ~$0.40/unit press labor.
Blanks
Styles & Quantities
Add as many lines as you need. Same design across all of them. Volume discount applies to total units across all styles.
Extended Sizes (2XL+)
Of your total units above, how many are 2XL or 3XL+. Bigger blanks cost more, so these carry a small per-unit upcharge.
Design
Custom design by a human, never AI. Includes 2 revision rounds; extra rounds $75. Prices are starting points.
Send your destination URL + design file (or just the design idea). Davy 3D-prints these in-house — chip programmed before they ship.
Why we screen print
Screen printing pushes ink into the fabric, not onto it. The result is a soft hand, a breathable shirt, and the tactile, vintage finish that reads as real band merch. Cured right, it lasts the life of the garment. The per-color setup is why short runs cost more: every color is its own hand-burned screen. DTF (direct-to-film) transfers are cheaper for full-color art and tiny runs, but they sit as a film layer on top of the shirt that can feel heavier and wear at the edges over heavy washing. We price for the finish and the longevity, the merch your fans actually keep.
This calculator gives an indicative landed cost for new runs. Final quotes can vary based on specialty inks (puff, discharge, metallic), oversized print placements, custom Pantone matches, NFC URL changes after programming, or boutique materials. Reorders within 60 days run at the same per-unit price — screens, cut files, and chip configs stay active. Customer-supplied (BYO) garments are printed at your own risk; we are not liable for spoilage on blanks we did not source. Pricing excludes sales tax and shipping; shipping is quoted at production completion based on destination. Quote ID is yours — keep it for reference.