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Use the project form on our website and tell us what you are making, when you need it, the approximate quantity, and whether you need design, ecommerce, or fulfillment support. We will review the brief and come back with the clearest next step.

The most useful details are product type, quantity, garment or quality preference, decoration locations, number of colors, target budget, delivery locations, and desired in-hand date. If some of that is unknown, we can help shape it.

Yes, but minimums vary by product, decoration method, and supplier. Some decorated apparel programs can start with smaller runs, while custom manufacturing, specialty goods, and packaging require higher quantities. We confirm the exact minimum before quoting.

Yes. Design is optional and quoted separately. Choose from production-ready file assistance, a focused merchandise capsule, or a complete launch system with creative direction and ecommerce assets.

Absolutely. If your files are ready, we can begin with product selection, quoting, sampling, and production. We will flag anything that needs adjustment before it reaches the floor.

Attach files through the project form or email them to start@tmrwdept.com. Vector PDF, AI, EPS, or SVG files are preferred. High-resolution layered artwork can also work. We will review everything before production.

Customer-supplied garments are considered case by case and require approval before delivery. We generally recommend sourcing through our approved vendors so availability, replacements, decoration compatibility, and quality control stay predictable.

Programs may include screen printing, embroidery, appliqué, transfers, specialty inks, patches, woven labels, neck labels, and other finishing techniques. We recommend the method based on the artwork, product, quantity, budget, and desired feel.

Yes, when the product, budget, and timeline support it. Embroidery with appliqué, multiple print locations, custom labels, patches, and other mixed treatments can create a more considered product.

Yes. Depending on the project, we can arrange blank samples, decoration samples, pre-production samples, or size runs. Sample costs, freight, and timing are confirmed before ordering.

Decorated and manufactured goods can have a small production variance due to quality control, spoilage, or supplier counts. The applicable tolerance and how final quantities are handled will be documented with your quote before approval.

Yes. We can build a launch store, improve an existing Shopify experience, organize product data, create collections, merchandise the catalog, configure launch mechanics, and establish reporting. Other platforms can be reviewed during scoping.

Yes. Ongoing support can include merchandising, product launches, promotions, lifecycle coordination, inventory visibility, reporting, and an operating calendar. The exact responsibilities are defined in the engagement.

Yes, for qualified programs. Services can include receiving, storage, pick and pack, shipping, inventory reporting, kitting, and launch support. Returns and customer-service responsibilities are scoped separately so ownership is clear.

That is the point of the model. We can route approved production into receiving and inventory, coordinate product setup in the store, and prepare the launch so the physical goods and digital catalog are ready together.

The client owns paid inventory. Storage, handling, shipping, insurance, aging inventory, and disposition terms are defined in the proposal or fulfillment agreement for the program.

A print-ready apparel order may take roughly 2–4 weeks, while design-led programs often take 4–6 weeks. Fully custom products can take 8–12 weeks or more. Ecommerce and fulfillment timelines depend on catalog size, integrations, and inventory readiness. We confirm the working schedule after scope and supplier availability are known.

We build the plan around your target date and identify risks early. Final delivery can still be affected by artwork approvals, inventory availability, production changes, carriers, weather, and customs. Rush production or upgraded freight needed to protect a date is quoted separately.

Yes. Reorders are usually faster because the product and files are established, but pricing and availability are refreshed using the new quantity and current supplier costs.

Design, sampling, and production require approval and an initial payment before work begins. Final balances, shipping, storage, and ongoing service fees are handled according to the terms in your proposal.

Work already completed and committed costs are billable. Approved samples, purchased materials, vendor commitments, production already in motion, and completed creative work cannot be treated as unused. Cancellation terms are included in the proposal before kickoff.

Yes, by appointment. Email start@tmrwdept.com or call (615) 767-0260 and we will coordinate the right time and people for your visit.