The cheapest shirt you will ever order is the one that comes back next year. Once a Bulldog design exists, its separations and screens are on file, so a returning Banquete order skips the setup work and prices like a reorder. Keep the art, change the year, and the program saves money every season.
Green on white prints in one clean pass, which makes the classic white booster shirt the budget anchor of any order. Flip it to white ink on a green garment for the varsity look and it takes an underbase pass to stay bright. Most groups run both in one order off the same screens.
A group order is a logistics problem before it is a print problem. One size sheet, one payment deadline, one pickup point. Decide those three things first and the printing part is easy.
- Banquete Bulldogs, green and white
- Returning designs reorder cheaper, screens stay on file
- Mix white and green garments in one run, same art
- Names and numbers in vinyl for rosters
- Any size order, bulk pricing from about 100 shirts
Questions people ask about Banquete Bulldogs Spirit Shirts
We ordered Bulldog shirts last year. Is a rerun cheaper?
Usually yes. If the art is unchanged the separations already exist, so the setup cost drops out and the run prices as a reorder. Change only the year line and it still mostly counts.
What is the cheapest way to do a Banquete booster shirt?
Green ink on a white garment, one or two colors, at a hundred plus pieces. One pass printing, no underbase, and the quantity break does the rest.
Can you handle a whole team roster with names and numbers?
Yes. Screen printed front, vinyl names and numbers on the backs, one run for the whole roster.
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