Do you print shirts?

I don't do screenprinting, but I get great wholesale pricing through some printer friends. Let's get you some shirts!

What does "bleed" mean?

The “bleed” is the area that is trimmed off after printing. It gives us some room to work with when cutting, and it allows us to account for any slight movement that happened during printing. Think of it as a buffer area, essentially.

What type of files do you prefer?

Please send PDF files.

These files are easier for us to work with and the best way to make sure that your file gets printed exactly as you intended. Remember to add crop marks and flatten your files before uploading. Please do not send Word Doc files.

Should I arrange multiple up on a page, to save you some time?

No. I do print on large sheets, so sometimes it is easier to bunk more than one up on a page, but in most cases, it’s easiest for ME to set that up myself.

Please just send me your artwork "one-up.”

Do you do proofs or samples?

If you’re doing a large run of something and want to see how the color/image quality looks before we print the whole job - I’m happy to run a proof. This doesn’t include any bindery work or cutting - but it will give you an idea of what the ink will look like on the paper that we’ve selected.

If you are doing a smaller run and would like to see what things look like, I will run samples at a per-piece price.

What's up with price-breaks? If I order more, the price goes down?

It’s just that easy!
This applies to the same artwork only.

If you’re ordering 50 prints of an apple, and 50 more prints of an orange - your price will be the 50-piece price for both, NOT the 100-piece price.

If you order 25 banana prints, and 249 kiwi prints - you’ll get the 25-piece price for the bananas and the 100-piece price for the kiwis (as you haven’t hit the 250 mark, which is where the next price break is).

How do I get you my file(s)?

If your files are small-ish, the best way to get them to me is via email. print@brownleepress.com -OR- use the uploader on this site.

If your files are huge - scope out WeTransfer.com