The honest comparison

Most print shops make you pay to find out if they're any good.

You send your logo, wait a week for a price, pay up front, and the first time you see your shirt is at pickup. We built Singhs Print to be the opposite of that. Judge for yourself.

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What sucks about ordering custom apparel, and what we did about it

If you've ordered custom shirts before, you've lived the left column.

The usual experience

At Singhs Print

✗“Call for pricing.” Two emails, four days, then a PDF you have to decode.

✓Live prices on 4,500+ products. See your number before you ever talk to a human.

✗24-piece minimum before they'll even open your file.

✓No minimums. We'll print one shirt with the same care as a thousand.

✗The first time you see your shirt is at pickup. Fingers crossed.

✓Photoreal mockup in about an hour that you approve before the full run.

✗Setup fee. Art fee. Rush fee. All discovered on the invoice.

✓The price on the quote is the price you pay. Taxes and shipping shown at checkout, not after.

✗Production outsourced to a shop you'll never see, on a timeline nobody controls.

✓Every single order is processed by us, start to finish. In this industry a machine can break. When it happens here, we tell you and we fix it. There is no third party to chase.

✗Print came out wrong? “That's how the file was.”

✓Print issue or defect? We reprint or replace it. Period. No form, no fight.

Here's the worst that can happen.

You request a quote. A real human answers within the hour, 9am–6pm, 7 days a week. You get a photoreal mockup of your actual design on your actual garment, and a real number. If you don't like it, you walk away having spent nothing, knowing exactly what this should cost anywhere.

If you do order: a free tee on orders of 15+, a mockup you approve before the full run, and a misprint guarantee after it.

The risk lives on our side of the table. That's on purpose.

Most print shops make you pay to find out if they're any good.

What sucks about ordering custom apparel, and what we did about it

Here's the worst that can happen.

Stop emailing print shops. Start seeing prices.