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To add a namedrop to your wholesale order
Step 1. If this is a REPEAT order, and you want us to reuse your last namedrop, skip to Step 2. If this is YOUR FIRST namedrop with us, simply click the "add" button below. This will add the one-time fee of $30 to your cart for making the screens and film for your namedrop (this is FREE for repeat orders!).
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| Step 2. There's a per-shirt printing fee based on the number of shirts you're buying. Buy at least 96 shirts and this is FREE. To calculate this print fee, find the quantity of shirts you're buying from the 4 ranges offered below. In the box below that range, enter the exact number of shirts you're buying, and click the "add" button. The print fee will be calculated and added to your cart. | ||||
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36 - 47 shirts
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48 - 71 shirts
($.60 each) |
72 - 95 shirts
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96 shirts or more
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Step 4. The final step! We will build you a namedrop or add text to your logo (such as your website) for FREE! Use these forms to tell us the exact text you want on each line. Be sure to capitalize only the letters you want capped in the final namedrop. |
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| To send in your logo
The best way is to scan your logo into your computer. If you don't have a scanner, most Kinko's and other copy places can do it for you (and often email it to us as well!). The file should be at full-size and at 300dpi (dots per inch). Full-size for a logo placed on the front or back of a shirt is 9 to 10-inches wide. For sleeves, no more than 3-inches wide and 4-inches high. Whether you send it in black or white or in color doesn't matter. We'll turn it into black/white for you. Save the file as a TIF or a EPS file format. Do not send it as a JPG file since that format automatically loses definition of your logo as it compresses the file, so you lose quite a bit of clarity. Kinko's and other copy places can usually turn files into the required 300dpi and TIF format if you do not have that software. You can also mail us a hardcopy of a very clear image of your logo, such as on your letterhead. We'll scan it in free for you. Faxing won't work though. You'll have it to mail it to us. And the paper it's on has to be smooth, not textured or linen since that won't scan clearly. If you have any questions about what to send us, please just ask. Email us at info@inhighspirits.com or call us toll-free at 888-269-2002. |
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| Want more than one namedrop on each shirt?
Each namedrop costs the same. So if you want something printed on the back and ALSO something printed on the sleeve, then that's TWO namedrops which means 2 "per shirt print fees" and 2 set-up fees. To order a second namedrop, fill out your first namedrop info and hit "add". This takes you to the shopping cart page. Hit the "continue shopping" button and you'll end up back here. Now just go through the exact procedure again. When you're done entering all the info for your second namedrop, the shopping cart should show 2 namedrops and the charges associated with each one. Confused? Just send us an email or call us toll-free at 888-269-2002, and we'll help you. |
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on your shirts?
Your logo?
Definitely your logo if you have one. The entire point of your logo is so that one little image becomes immediately associated with your organization. That's called "branding" in the marketing biz. An effective logo need not be an image, it can just be text, such as Nestle or Nike or Campbell's. A certain look that you definitely recognize that you come to trust to provide a certain item or quality, etc. In your case, it will be about becoming the known experts for pets in your community.
So use that logo. Get it out there. Make a name for yourselves, literally!
What else is good to put on the shirts?
Depends. If it's just your volunteers and staff who are buying them, treat them as walking billboards and put on your website, phone or whatever folks might need to find out more about you. Websites are ideal because they're easier to remember than numbers.
Are you selling to the public?
If you're selling to the general public versus your loyal supporters, then perhaps making your namedrop info smaller and less obtrusive may sell more. It may make the shirts more enticing if you put your logo or name discreetly (but visibly) on a sleeve. That way they don't have to be "into" your organization in order to buy and wear a fun shirt.
Are you selling at a special event?
Then maybe you should put the event name and date on the back of the shirt....or the sleeve. Folks who attend events (concerts, dog walks, fairs, etc.) love to have a memento. They may choose to buy your "state fair" shirt over the "official" one if you have at least some event info printed on it.
