Chameleon Coffee & Screen Printing Services

CHAMELEON COFFEE

COFFEE MACHINES | REPAIRS | T-SHIRTS

Screen printing Price List “Scroll down to see Pricelist”

All our inks are non toxic and water based. They are also machine washable –  the material will deteriorate before the print!

Email
Category:

Chameleon Screen Printing & Vinyls

T/Shirt Screen Printing and Vinyl print costs

 COST FOR VINYL PRINTS 

Logos (8cm to 12cm sq) $7.50  / A4 size T/Shirt $ 15.00 /  A3 size T/Shirt  $30 these prices do not include cost of T/Shirt

The vinyl prints are tested and will not fade or crack for up to 100 washes always wash inside out and cold or lukewarm wash

a good estimate for T/shirt cost is $10 to $15 for a good quality T/shirt

COST FOR SCREEN PRINTING T/SHIRTS IS BROKEN DOWN AS FOLLOWS:

Artwork per stencil:  $2.50 for A4 and $4.50 for A3

Screens prep:  $40 for per screen setup

Printing Costs:

  • Costs quoted below are for both One-side-only printing as well as both-sides-printing
  • Cost excludes cost of T/Shirts or Hoodies
  • T/Shirts Cost range from $8.50 to $15 depending on Quality requested and Hoodies from $19.50 to $$36.50
  • Costs are not inclusive of initial artwork and screen set-up as specified above                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                One Side Only  $6.50 (1 color)      Both sides  $12.50 (1 color)
For every extra Colour add 50 cents to the cost 
Example: one side Printing Two colour $7.00 Three Color would be $7.50 Four color would be $8.00 Five color would be $8.50 Six Color would be $9.00
            Two side Printing Two colour $13.00 Three Color would be $14.00 Four color would be $14.50 Five color would be $15.00 Six Color would be $15.50
For bulk orders email for a quote
For Business quotes  email me for a quote for regular printing the above is for one off’s or intermittent orders
  • We print on white, black, grey, blue, yellow, green or red. Other colors can be ordered however there is a 10 day  wait for sourcing unusual colors
  • Sizes small / medium / large / x large / 2x larger / 3x large /  4 x large / 5x large all unisex tees
  • Poly cotton and cotton T/shirts
  • Machine washable – won’t fade
  • Non toxic Australian made inks used
  • Water based inks are used which allows the skin to breathe, limiting sweat odours
  • We can do custom designs 
  • However no copyright designs, unless copyright owned by you!!
  • The cost of T/shirts supplied by me varies from $6.50 to $20.00 per T, depending on size and color & Quality
Printing for other clothing apparel will be quoted on request

For artwork that requires re-doing due to poor quality  a $50 per hr cost will be added

Your Artwork !!!!

  • 300 dpi is the minimum resolution to recreate an image on a shirt, but we just love it when we receive the artwork in a Vector format.
  • I can provide basic artwork for a fee of $120.00  More intricate and designs will be priced as per request
  • You can also source a great Graphic Designer, Derrick, at www.angrycloud.com.au

NOTE: 72 DPI will only produce a poor quality print.  Most pixel based images from the web are usually 72 dpi and are near impossible to use for screen printing, unless you don’t mind that lo-fi un-readable look!

BUT WHAT ARE “PIXEL” & “VECTOR” FORMATS EXACTLY?

Vector images are mathematical calculations from one point to another that form geometrical shapes.

A vector program will use a mathematical formula to build an image that can be scaled to any size without losing quality

Pixel or Raster images are made of pixels. A pixel is a single point or the smallest single component in a display device. Let's think of them as little tiny squares of colour that make up a photo or web image. Vector images are mathematical calculations from one point to another that form geometrical shapes.

Pixel or Raster images are made of pixels. A pixel is a single point or the smallest single component in a display device. Let’s think of them as little tiny squares of colour that make up a photo or web image.

WHEN IT COMES TO PIXELS, 300DPI IS THE BEST – A good rule of thumb when deciding if Pixels or Vector is best; Pixels for Photos – Vector for Logos and Graphics.

72dpi is mainly for websites, but when it comes to any kind of print, for the best result your image needed to be created at 300dpi and 100% the final print size.

When a pixel or raster image is scaled up, it loses quality. A raster image can be enlarged by either adding more pixels (which Photoshop randomly – but smartly – adds) or enlarging the size of the pixel. Either way you are spreading the original data over a larger area and will lose clarity.

72dpi is perfect for websites, but when it comes to any kind of print, for the best result your image needed to be created at 300dpi and 100% the final print size. A vector program will use a mathematical formula to build an image that can be scaled to any size without losing quality and why we love it! A good rule if thumb when deciding if Pixels or Vector is best; Pixels for Photos - Vector for Logos and Graphics.

Contact info:

Patrick Le Roux

Mobile: 0431852898

Address: 10 Farmers Way

Point Cook 3030