
Can I Order Custom T-Shirts with No Minimum Quantity?
Yes — you can order custom t-shirts with no minimum quantity, but not all printing methods offer this flexibility. At Titans of Print, we offer multiple in-house decoration options so you can choose what fits your order size and budget. Whether you’re customizing a single shirt or stocking up for a team, event, or product launch, we have a solution.
Our In-House Custom Apparel Methods
Different apparel printing methods come with different order requirements. Here’s a breakdown of what you can order with and without minimums:
- DTF (Direct to Film): No minimum — ideal for one-offs, samples, or small batches.
- Embroidery: 8-piece minimum — perfect for polos, hats, uniforms, and premium apparel.
- Leather Patch Application: No minimum — available on hats, jackets, and select items.
- Screen Printing: 12-piece minimum — best for bulk orders and lower cost per piece.
Note: While low quantities are available, keep in mind that ordering more dramatically reduces the cost per piece. For example, ordering 12+ shirts instead of just 2–3 could cut your price in half due to setup costs being spread across more items.
How to Order Custom T-Shirts
Our streamlined ordering process ensures fast turnarounds and easy communication from design to delivery:
- Choose Your Garment: T-shirts, hoodies, polos, tanks, long-sleeves, and more.
- Pick a Decoration Method: We’ll guide you based on order size, fabric type, and budget.
- Upload Your Artwork or Get Help Designing: Send us your logo or work with our design team.
- Review Your Quote: We’ll send you a transparent quote before production begins.
- Approve & Produce: Once approved, your order is printed and shipped or available for pickup in South Florida.
Benefits of No-Minimum or Low-Minimum Orders
Small orders have their place — especially for one-time events, gifts, or trials:
- Perfect for Personalized Gifts: One-off shirts for birthdays, holidays, or special occasions.
- Low-Risk for New Businesses: Test the market with a few items before investing in bulk.
- Event-Ready: Get just what you need for a family reunion, trade show, or pop-up event.
- Speed: Smaller orders typically have faster turnaround times.
What to Consider Before Ordering
Even with flexible quantities, here are a few important things to know:
- Unit Cost: Small orders cost more per piece due to setup and prep. Consider ordering in bulk if your budget allows.
- Decoration Method Affects Price: DTF and embroidery are great for short runs, while screen printing is more economical for larger batches.
- Color Matching: Let us know if your design uses brand-specific Pantone colors so we can match them closely.
Why Order From Titans of Print?
We’re based in Miami and proudly produce all custom apparel in-house. That means faster turnarounds, higher quality control, and real humans helping you from start to finish. Whether you need one shirt or 1,000, you’re getting top-tier service and full visibility over your order.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I really order just one shirt?
Yes, using our DTF (Direct to Film) method, you can order a single custom shirt with no minimum.
What’s the best option for low-quantity but premium feel?
Embroidery (8 minimum) or leather patch application (no minimum) are great for small, upscale orders.
Why does screen printing require a minimum?
Screen printing involves setup for each color and design. To make it cost-effective, we require a 12-piece minimum.
How can I save money on my shirt order?
Order in bulk — even moving from 2 to 12 pieces can lower your per-shirt price by 50% or more.
Get a Custom T-Shirt Quote Today
Located in Miami, we serve all of South Florida and ship nationwide. Whether you’re ordering one shirt or outfitting a full crew, we’ve got the tools and experience to deliver top-quality results.
Applying this guide to a real screen printed T-shirts and apparel project
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