Screen printing on golf towels and event tees
When one sponsor logo goes on 100 towels or 200 volunteer tees, screen print is cheaper than embroidery. Battle Born Clothing prints plastisol, water-based and discharge inks in-house and cures on a conveyor dryer.
Pricing
- $4.34 per piece per location at 48 pieces, 1 color on dark goods
- $0.25 flash charge per flash on dark goods
- $20 per screen per color, one time
- More colors or locations quoted per job
- No hard minimum; 48+ recommended
Worked example
96 TW51 towels with a one-color sponsor logo: blank $8.70 + print $4.34 + flash $0.25 = $13.29 each, plus one $20 screen. Total $1,295.84. Quantities above 48 are quoted per job.
Print vs embroidery on a towel
| Screen print (48, 1 color) | Embroidery (48) | |
|---|---|---|
| Per towel | $13.04 + $0.25 flash | $14.20 |
| Setup | $20 per screen | $18.99 digitizing |
| Best for | Flat one-color logos, large runs | Multi-color crests, long wear |
Event tees
Port & Company PC61 tees print at $15.22 each for 48 with a one-color front and back on a dark shirt, plus $40 in screens. Good for volunteer and cart-crew shirts.
Questions
Does print hold up on terry?
Yes for a flat one-color logo. Fine detail breaks up on terry loops, so keep lines bold.
Can you print a four-color sponsor board on a towel?
Multi-color prints on terry are quoted per job. DTF or embroidery may be a better fit; we will say which on the quote.