A Template Gets You Started. A Printer Who Cares Gets It Right.

A Template Gets You Started. A Printer Who Cares Gets It Right.

Here is something people get wrong about print.

They think the template is the hard part. It is not. The template is the easy part. We even run a website where you can start from one yourself.

The hard part is everything after the template.

A template does not know your logo file is too low-res to print clean. A person does. A template does not notice the blue on your screen will come out purple on paper. A person does. A template will happily run a job that is going to disappoint you, then leave you to start over.

That is what I actually sell. Not "no templates." A template plus a printer who looks at your file before it runs.

When the Verona Foundation for Educational Excellence needed a banner, they did not want to guess whether it would come out right. They came to their local shop (job #33856). When Sacred Heart Catholic Academy wanted totes with their logo, the bags came off my equipment right here in Caldwell (job #33263). Local school. Local shop. A person standing next to the job.

I run the apparel in-house. Shirts and totes go on my IColor 340 and my Hotronix presses. I am watching the color, the placement, the press. If something is off, we fix it before it becomes a hundred shirts you cannot use.

Here is what that buys you.

You get a person, not a chat window. Start from a template if you want, ours or your own. Then hand it to someone who catches the low-res logo, sorts the color at the counter, and runs it on a press you can walk in and visit. If you need it before a game or an event, you talk to the person running the machine.

A template alone gives you a file. A template plus a printer who cares gives you the job done right.

That is not a small thing when it is your team's name on the shirt or your school's name on the banner.

Got something coming up this fall? A booster order, a sponsor banner, a run of team tees? Start online or come see me. 359B Bloomfield Ave, Caldwell. Or call (973) 403-0146.

I will take care of it here.