# SWFTEES Services

> Every decoration method SWFTEES offers, when to use it, and its minimums. Source page: https://www.swftees.com/business/services. Last verified: 2026-10-12.

## DTF (direct-to-film) printing

Full-color, detailed prints with no minimum. Best for small runs, individual pieces, and photographic or many-color artwork.

## Screen printing

Vibrant, opaque, cost-effective prints for larger runs; specialty inks available. Minimums are per design: 24 pieces (1 color), 36 (2 colors), 48 (3+ colors).

## Embroidery

Polos, hats, outerwear, and executive apparel, including 3D puff. Minimums vary by item and are confirmed with your quote.

## Sublimation

Permanent, all-over prints with unlimited colors on compatible (polyester) garments.

## Custom jerseys and cut & sew

Football, basketball, baseball, and hockey jerseys with names and numbers, plus fully custom garments built to spec.

## Design services

New designs from scratch or optimization of existing artwork for the chosen print method; free digital mockups on every project.

## Online store fulfillment

A custom store link where members, employees, or fans buy individually and orders ship direct — no upfront cost or inventory for the organizer. Good for fundraisers and employee stores.

## Rush production

Ships in 2–3 business days after design approval and payment, for an additional fee.

## Turnaround

Standard orders ship in 7–10 business days after design approval and payment. Rush orders ship in 2–3 business days after design approval and payment, for an additional fee. These are ship dates, not delivery dates — transit time is extra.

## How to order

1. Request a quote through the quote form, by text or phone, or by email. Include the garment (or "help me choose"), quantity and size breakdown, decoration method if you know it, your artwork or design idea, where it ships, and your deadline.
2. We send a free digital mockup and price.
3. You approve the mockup and pay the invoice.
4. Production starts; the order ships in 7–10 business days, or 2–3 with rush.

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