Services
- Screen Printing
- Embroidery
- Heat Pressing
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Screen printing looks great on a wide range of garments like t-shirts, fleece, and performance apparel. Glitter inks, distress patterns, and halftone printing effects can be integrated into the print process to achieve a unique look. There are no setup fees associated with screen printing, but a minimum quantity of 12 items is required.
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Embroidery is a classic way to create a professional look that will last longer than any other garment decoration method, and is great for hats, jackets, bags, and corporate apparel. Special sewing setups can be created to work with applique fabrics, 3-D puff foam, and much more. There is no minimum quantity for embroidery, but each design requires a setup fee.
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Heat pressed vinyl can be applied to almost any fabric, although it does require special care when laundering. A great look can be achieved on a budget with simple designs and solid shapes. There are no setup fees or minimum quantities associated with heat pressing, but you are limited to using only one color of vinyl material.
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About Us
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For nearly a decade, Moore Imprints has been producing quality custom apparel with unmatched pricing and customer service. Our in-house printing and embroidery operations allow us to have complete production control, saving our clients time and money. We guarantee our work, and guide our clients from concept to finished product.
Put us to the test for your next apparel project, we won't let you down. |
Nate & Kim Fisher - Owners
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What our clients are saying...
The team at Moore Imprints is responsive and helpful while providing clear communication and quality products. We love working with them!
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I can’t thank Moore Imprints enough for their customer service. I have worked with them for about 3 years and they always do an exceptional job. They help me in last minute needs, meeting me to drop off needed items, and help design and find the right items to sell. I have never been disappointed with any item, with their service, or with their price. Thank you so much.
Crystal Boudreau Owner - Minnesota Blue Ox Hockey Club
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Moore Imprints helped us create our logo we've used for 5 years, and handles all our big orders for trip shirts - great people and so easy to work with!
Rachel Twedten New Richmond Tiger Pack
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Active Stores
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Pricing
- Turnaround
- Artwork Requirements
We quote every order individually to take advantage of the best wholesale supply discounts, giving you the best price possible. The more items you order, the more money you save on each item. Contact Us to get started on a custom quote today!
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Screen print pricing variables to consider:
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Embroidery pricing variables to consider:
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Re-Orders
We keep all of our screen printing and embroidery art on file, and we work quickly with re-orders. We can usually complete these jobs about 5-7 business days from the time the order is approved.
New Orders
Typically this takes a bit longer than a re-order due to initial artwork setups and proofing. New orders usually take about 7-12 business days from the time the order is approved. If you're in a pinch, we offer rush orders for an additional fee.
Vector Art - AI & EPS
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Vector art is layered art, where objects can be scaled to any size without losing the integrity of edges, outlines, and other important design elements. Specialized software like Adobe Illustrator and CorelDRAW are used to create these files, and are able to be edited and prepared for printing. Vector art produces the cleanest and sharpest product, making it the ideal choice for screen printing. If you've had a logo professionally designed for you, there's a good chance it was designed using this method. You can save time by requesting your vector art file from the original artist/company. These file extensions are: .ai & .eps
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Pixel-Based Art - JPEG, TIF, PSD, BMP & PNG
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Pixel-based images, at the smallest level, are simply grids of color blocks (pixels). When you try to scale an image like this, the individual pixels become pronounced and create jagged edges. In order for us to print or embroider using a pixel-based image, we need to examine it first to determine its viability.
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