Short answer: ANCO’s standard packages start at CAD $250 for 12 T-shirts, CAD $495 for 24 T-shirts, and CAD $625 for 12 pullover hoodies. Each includes one 4 × 4 in left-chest DTF print, sizes S–XL and setup. Final pricing depends on the actual garment, artwork, quantity, locations and availability; taxes and optional delivery are additional where applicable.
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Use published prices as a starting point
| Package | Quantity | Starting price |
|---|---|---|
| Crew Tee Starter | 12 custom T-shirts | CAD $250 |
| Growing Crew | 24 custom T-shirts | CAD $495 |
| Hoodie Crew | 12 custom hoodies | CAD $625 |
- One 4 × 4 in left-chest DTF print
- Full-colour artwork
- Artwork/order review before production
- Mixed sizes S–XL where available
- Setup included
- Local pickup
Package starting prices include standard T-shirts or pullover hoodies in sizes S–XL, one 4 × 4 in left-chest DTF print and setup. Larger sizes, larger prints and additional locations cost extra. Final pricing depends on garment selection, artwork dimensions, quantity, print locations and availability. Taxes and optional delivery are additional where applicable.
| Quantity | Standard T-shirt | Standard hoodie |
|---|---|---|
| 12–23 | From $29 | From $65 |
| 24–47 | From $27 | From $61 |
| 48+ | From $25 | From $57 |
The package amounts and volume rates above are separately published starting anchors. Do not multiply a volume rate to replace a published package amount or treat either as an automatic final quote. Polos, other work shirts, mixed orders, extra print locations and specialty garments need a quote for their actual scope.
Small orders are welcome. The best package pricing starts at 12 pieces; fewer than 12 needs an individual quote. Local pickup is included in the packages. Confirm any delivery request separately.
Put both quotes into the same worksheet
| Input | Quote A | Quote B / question to resolve |
|---|---|---|
| Garment | Exact maker, style, colour and fit range | Same item or an explicitly accepted alternative? |
| Quantity | Confirmed pieces by style and size | Same pieces, including spares and variants? |
| Decoration | Method, artwork dimensions and all locations | Same coverage and location count? |
| Artwork work | Preparation or revisions included, if stated | What remains outside the quoted scope? |
| Personalization | Names, identifiers and garment assignments | Same number of unique variants? |
| Fulfilment and timing | Stated arrangements and confirmed schedule | Same requested outcome and any conditions? |
| Total and exclusions | What the written total includes | Any stated taxes, charges or work excluded? |
Leave a blank as a question, not a zero. If the quote does not explain an item, ask whether it is included. Use the published ANCO conditions above for its starting offers; other providers may quote a different scope. Do not invent a charge or assume a missing item is included.
Understand what changes when the order changes
A change can affect the garment, the artwork setup or the repeated production work. Epson's DTF process guide and Ryonet's screen-printing explanation describe different preparation paths. They explain why process scope is relevant; they do not provide ANCO prices or establish a universal quantity discount.
- Ask how an added location changes the quoted scope.
- Identify whether a new name or artwork version requires separate work.
- Confirm the effect of changing a garment after the quote.
- Keep requested dates visible when discussing alternatives.
- Ask which assumptions must remain true for the quoted scope to apply.
If a quote distinguishes one-time preparation from per-piece work, preserve that distinction in your comparison. Do not impose it on a quote that uses a different structure; ask the provider to explain the total instead.
Illustrative example: the second print location is missing
The wearer count matches, but the scope does not
Illustrative example · Not a documented customer order
A coordinator compares two quotes for the same confirmed group and garment style. Quote A describes a front logo and a back message. Quote B describes only the front logo. The totals cannot yet answer which is the better equivalent offer.
The coordinator asks for the same back location, dimensions and artwork version in both scopes, then checks other exclusions and the requested schedule. No made-up prices or assumed free additions are needed to identify the difference.
Give the quote enough detail to be comparable
For custom apparel from ANCO, send the garment preference, artwork, quantities, locations and requested date. If something is flexible, explain the priority rather than omitting the field. Ask for confirmation before relying on price scope or timing.
Use the group-size CSV for an accurate piece count. Once the scope is agreed, use the proof-approval checklist to confirm that the artwork, locations and garment assignments match it.
Sources and scope
Manufacturer examples explain specific products and do not confirm ANCO stock, equipment or suppliers. ANCO reviews the proposed garment, artwork and order before confirming suitability.