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Itemized quote
Review garment, print locations, quantity, packing and delivery costs.
BRANDS / TEAMS / PRINT BATCHES
Bulk T-shirt printing for your brand.
Print custom T-shirts in bulk, or plan a batch of sweatshirts and other selected garments. Confirm the artwork, print locations, size mix, packing and complete delivery cost before approving the run.
Quantities, setup requirements and costs depend on the garment, artwork and finishing. Compare the DTG and DTF print options and prepare your print file before requesting the quote. Comparing methods for a run? Read DTF vs screen printing.
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Multiple sizes
Agree the size breakdown and artwork dimensions for the selected garment.
03
Print setup
Review DTG or DTF against the fabric, artwork and preferred finish.
04
Sample review
Keep the original artwork, placement proof and approved sample comments together.
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Delivery planning
Review batch delivery or individual dispatch, destinations, fees and target dates.
WHO IT IS FOR
Companies, schools, teams, events, brands and organizations.
Company uniforms
Streetwear launches
Team apparel
School programs
Event merchandise
Creator drops
A CLEAR PRINT ORDER
How batch printing works
1
Choose garment and quantity
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Upload or build your design
3
Review the itemized quote
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Approve artwork and sample
5
Print, pack and dispatch
Batch printing FAQ
Is there one minimum for every print run?
Minimums and setup conditions depend on the selected garment, print method, artwork and finishing. Selected POD options start at one piece. Larger print batches and added labels or packaging are reviewed separately.
Can an order include multiple sizes?
Yes. Provide the quantity by size for each style and color; the final breakdown is confirmed in the written quote and approved proof.
What should I include in a batch print request?
Begin with the garment, approximate quantity and artwork. Size breakdown, printing details, destinations and timing can be confirmed during the quote review.
Can I develop a completely new garment?
Custom patterns, fabrics and complete OEM/ODM garment development use a separate Meiting Garments brief, with their own minimums and development terms.
For custom patterns and full garment development, explore Meiting Garments ↗.