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SATTAROV SHOKHRUKH
17 часов назад
Всё супер, быстро, за пару часов сделали
for warehouses
Printing for warehouses
Warehouse leads order navy tees by the dozen so pickers share one box icon or site code without a design that clogs at small sizes.
Picker tees, bold marks, volume without fuss
Who orders
Logistics hubs want one graphic on a dark tee — crate, arrow, or three-letter site code. Runs of forty to two hundred are normal when a DC opens or rebrands. Silk-screen keeps cost predictable; vinyl adds shift lead names when needed.
Garments and care
Heavy cotton tees in navy or charcoal resist pallet dust and frequent washing. Graphics stay one or two colours with thick lines. Hi-vis vests are a separate line item if your yard requires them.
How to order
Provide artwork, quantity, and size breakdown. Mention if tees go through contract laundry. Sergeli studio pickup or delivery to your Tashkent hub. Reorders pull from stored screens when art is unchanged.
Methods for this job
FAQ
Send simple artwork — icon or site code — quantity, and full size grid. We recommend silk-screen for identical runs above about twenty pieces.
Forty to two hundred tees per wave when a hub opens or rebrands. Top-up orders of ten to twenty reuse stored screens.
Navy or charcoal heavy cotton tees; hi-vis vests are quoted separately if your yard requires them. Graphics stay one colour with thick lines.
Machine wash inside out at 40°C; avoid bleach on dark cotton. Contract laundry is fine if temperatures stay within the garment label.
Pick up at the Sergeli studio or arrange delivery to your Tashkent distribution hub. Freight to regional DCs is quoted after packing.
Screen Printing
Screen Printing
Ready for your artwork
Your design — on the same kind of garment
Not a mockup render — real apparel with real print, shown from the front and the side. Your logo, illustration or photo lands cleanly on t-shirts, hoodies, polos or workwear.
Printing for warehouses
Send artwork or a staff list — we’ll match a method and confirm terms.
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