Make merch people want before they know the music.

No. Bring finished artwork if you have it, but it can start with music, photos, references, lyrics, a mood, or a half-formed idea.

We look at the project, talk through references, identify the visual direction and determine what the merch could become. Finished custom design work begins when you decide to move forward.

No. Twenty is the starting run. The point is to get a real product into the world without forcing you into a large inventory bet.

Yes. Larger runs can be quoted around the garment, print placements and quantity you need.

Yes. If the artwork is ready, the project can move more directly into production.

The starting offer is built around one concert-tee style blank so the process stays simple and predictable. Different blanks or more complex garment choices can be quoted separately.

Yes. Additional print placements and more complex production are quoted based on the final direction.

DTG prints the artwork directly onto the garment with a digital inkjet-style process. It is especially useful for smaller and medium runs, photography, gradients, detailed artwork and designs with many colors because there is no separate screen to set up for each color. Screen printing pushes ink through physical screens, with a separate screen typically prepared for each color. That setup makes the most sense when the quantity is large enough to spread the setup work across the run, especially for bold graphics with fewer colors. Screen printing can also produce heavier ink deposits and works well for specialty inks and certain effects. Neither process is automatically better; the right choice depends on the artwork, quantity, garment, desired feel, finish and budget.

Plan for up to 3 weeks from project start to the first 20 ready, assuming timely approvals and available garments. Rush production may be available: 7-13 days is +25%, 3-6 days is +50%, and 48-hour rush is +100%. The 48-hour option only works when the blank can be sourced immediately, the final direction is approved right away and the production schedule allows it. Same-day requests are handled case by case.

I retain ownership of the finished design by default. Your First Run includes an ongoing license to reproduce the approved design on merch. You can reorder through Studio Tomorrow, take the approved production artwork to another printer, or produce future runs yourself without paying another design fee for the same design. Broader usage outside of merch, editable source files, or full ownership can be purchased separately.

Make more. You can reorder the same approved design through Studio Tomorrow, send the approved production artwork to another printer, or produce the next run yourself. There is no new design fee for reprinting the same design. If you want something new, we can use what we learned from the first run to develop the next drop.

Yes. If you already have finished, print-ready artwork, one concert tee is $50 for one print placement. If you need me to design it, custom one-off sample projects start at $125. If you already know you want a full run, the 20-piece First Run starts at $400.Print one first →

If the direction does not feel worth developing, stop there. The session is still free. If you do move forward, nothing prints until you approve the final direction.