How much does a custom shirt cost at 50 units?
For a single-color print on a standard unisex tee, plan on roughly $10–$18 per shirt at 50 units, all-in. Hoodies and crewnecks usually land in the $22–$38 range at the same quantity. The actual number depends on garment, ink colors, print locations, and current blank inventory — your quote spells out the line items so there are no surprises.
What is the minimum order?
Most apparel starts at around 24 pieces. Hard goods like bottles and tumblers typically start in the 24–60 range, and small giveaways (shot glasses, keychains, stress dough) start around 50–100 since the per-unit cost is small. The numbers on each catalog card are starting points — we can usually flex up or down a little based on the run, so ask if your number is close.
Do prices go down at higher quantities?
Yes. Pricing tiers step down at common breakpoints (typically 24, 50, 100, 250, 500). Larger runs share the same setup cost across more pieces, which is where the bigger drops happen. Your quote shows the price at the quantity you requested and the next tier so you can see whether bumping up makes sense.