Rush shirts please help!
 

Hi! I was wondering if anyone could help me by suggesting any good trustworthy companies that can screenprint shirts pretty well for rush at an affordable price? Also, if anyone knew any good places that printed good flyers at a good price too? Thanks a bunch!

Alot of people have go greek shirts and then on the back it says ask me a question. I hear people actually ask questions.
And some schools especially engineer schools have plotters that you can print huge posters from for free

rainmaker graphics has been really helpful, as has stonehenge style. these are the two companies i'm current;ly working with for our fall 2008 recruitment. the staff at stonehenge is AMAZING and the prices have been really good at both companies. Hope this helps you!

Try to look into local companies nearest you. Sure, there are a lot of companies you can order from online, but if you find a local t-shirt/printing company you like, you won't have to incur shipping and handling costs.

We usually get saying/design ideas online and take it to t-shirt printing company we've been using for years. It's saves us SO much money!

also, if you find a local company, the more you use them, the cheaper things get since they'll give you deals if you're a good custome

I have used CustomInk.com
they were a great help

Just a question about using local companies: how does that deal with Greek Licensing? I think we're supposed to use companies that are approved and have the Greek Licensing sticker.
If you're still looking for a place to get shirts printed (yes, I realize it's a month later now), go to Greekquote.com. You can specify how many shirts you want, what colors, etc. and they'll send the info to all of the online companies that are Greek licensed. They send you quotes back and you choose the one you like best. I'm getting shirts for $4.98 each! Yay!

I agree, I go to school in a town of less than 10,000 people but we have a local embroidery store that handles all of our sorority shirts. If you also live in a small town, perhaps there's a larger city nearby that will have a store you are looking for. Google embroidery shops in your area. Same goes with print shops, my best friend owns a family run print company; however, Kinkos and Office Depot will make copies for you.

Inkspot is who our Panhellenic contracts with and they're very reasonable and experienced, hopefully that can help you out.

I would try to get flyers printed locally, perhaps even at your university. My school has a reliable print shop that is cheap or even free for many of our student organization flyers. Definitely worth looking into.