For printers
Take the order anyway. I will print it.
Turning work down is how new shops stay small. If a job is beyond your press, your confidence or your week, send it to me instead of sending it away.
One of the fastest ways to build a shop early is to stop letting your equipment decide which customers you can keep. Maybe the job needs a print type you have not nailed yet. Maybe it is 400 pieces and you have a four-color press and a day job. Maybe you are just full that week.
Send it to me. I print it, it ships, and your customer never knows I was involved. You keep the relationship and the margin you negotiated, and you get to say yes to work that would otherwise have gone to whoever your customer called next.
What I print
Water-based and discharge screen printing, and full-color DTF. Water-based is all I run, so soft-hand work on good blanks is normal here rather than a favor. Custom neck labels are available, so what ships can carry your customer's brand.
How it works
Send a quote request if you want a number first, or place a contract order directly if you already know what you need. Contract work is quoted per job, and I will tell you straight whether the week works before you promise your customer anything.
One honest caveat. I run one press. That means I am careful about capacity rather than optimistic about it — ask what the schedule looks like before you commit to a date.