When we say that we print your merch , it is mainly with the screen printing technique. We are here to give you advice to prevent you from printing anything, in too large a quantity that you won't sell, and that it costs you too much. Whether for your band , your business or your organization.
We will never advise you to make your merch as cheaply as possible (there are plenty of companies that do that). We want your products to be beautiful and have diversity.
The people who buy from our store are true music fans who want as much money as possible to go straight into the artist's pockets. Our project cuts out as many intermediaries as possible to achieve this.
Do you have a merch project in mind? Read this to find out what we need to get this going .
Ian and Étienne in action!
What we do
Screen printing
In screen printing, we use frames and inks that look like party cake icing to print your design. The frames are sort of big stencils that we use on clothes. Each color must be printed separately. We expose the frame(s) with your design, we apply paint to your t-shirt and then put it in an oven so that everything cooks, just like a pizza.
If you're not sure if your design can lend itself to this printing technique, send it to us and we'll tell you that.
This technique is recommended for 25 units and more.
Ideal for the following products:
- T-shirts
- Hoodies
- Crewnecks
- Long sleeves
- Camis
- Cotton pants
- Reusable bags
Vinyl (hot transfer)
This technique allows us to make t-shirts individually or in very small quantities, which allows you to test ideas with your audience. Simple and minimalist designs should be prioritized for a beautiful result.
Ideal for the following products:
- T-shirts
- Hoodies
- Crewnecks
- Long sleeves
- Camis
- Reusable bags
- Caps (seamless at the front)
Virtual merch table
You have products to sell, but you don't have the desire or the time to manage an online store? We are here for that! Write to channingtatum@bandpromo.ca to find out how it works.
What we DON'T do
Graphic design
We can do small, simple things like mock-ups , but not design design. You must therefore provide the visuals (with Photoshop or InDesign files) and see with your graphic designer when there are changes to be made.
Embroidery
It is possible to embroider your design, but please note that we do not do it on site and that we serve as an intermediary with our suppliers. Write to us to find out how it works!
Digital printing
It is a high definition printing technique (photo quality) using an inkjet printer for textiles, which we do not have.
