Minimum order is 12 pieces for embroidery and 12 pieces for screen printing. We do not sell single pieces of custom-decorated apparel. The 12-piece minimum can be a mix of sizes within the same product and decoration.

Yes. Screen printing setup fees apply to every order, including reorders, because screens are made fresh per project. Embroidery is the one exception — once a logo is digitized into an embroidery file, that file belongs to your account and is reused on every reorder of the same artwork at no additional digitizing fee.

Embroidery reorders skip the digitizing fee because the embroidery file is reused. Screen printing, sublimation, heat transfer, laser etching, and pad printing reorders still require their per-method setup fees because films, screens, and tooling are project-specific. The work moves faster on a repeat — but the setup costs do not disappear.

For screen printing, heat transfers, sublimation, laser etching, and pad printing we need .ai or .eps vector files. For embroidery we need .dst or .emb digitized files. JPEG and PNG files can be sent in but will need to be converted to vector (for printing methods) or digitized to .dst/.emb (for embroidery), and that conversion is a one-time extra charge.

We can still work with it — the file just has to be converted first. Vector conversion (for screen printing, sublimation, heat transfers, laser etching, or pad printing) and digitizing to .dst or .emb (for embroidery) are billed as a one-time art fee, and the converted file stays on your account for every future order.

Standard production time at Black Dog Apparel is three weeks from approved artwork and confirmed order. Rush production is available for an additional fee — the fastest turnaround we can offer is one week, also at a rush fee. Always tell us your deadline first so we can recommend the right path.

No. Black Dog Apparel does not offer pickup. All orders ship to one address per order. We work with major Canadian carriers and the shipping cost is included in the quote.

No. We do not split shipments to individual recipients. Every order ships in bulk to one address — typically the company HQ, the shop, or the event location.

Blank samples can be borrowed for fitting and feel, but they cannot be purchased blank — they belong to our sample inventory and need to be returned. For embroidery orders, we can produce a sew-out (your logo stitched onto a piece of fabric) so you can see exactly how the embroidery will look before the run starts. We do not produce sample runs for screen printing.

Yes. Black Dog Apparel offers preferential pricing for registered non-profits, animal rescues and shelters, and community fundraisers. The discount scales with order size — the larger the run, the better the per-piece. Mention the use case in your quote request and we will apply it from the first quote.

No. We do not warehouse pre-decorated inventory and we do not pick-and-pack individual orders for ongoing programs. Production is per-order, on demand, in bulk, shipping to one address.

No. We can absolutely build employee welcome kits, but the entire batch ships in bulk to your company in a single shipment — not assembled on demand and shipped to individual new-hire homes. Most clients keep a stock of kits on hand and hand them out internally.

No. Black Dog Apparel does not offer DTF printing. Our production methods are embroidery, screen printing, sublimation, heat transfers, laser etching, and pad printing. We will recommend the best fit for your artwork, garment, and quantity.

Use the Request a Quote page or the Contact form. Tell us the product type, quantity (12 piece minimum), decoration method, your logo file, and the deadline. Most quotes come back the same business day, often within a couple of hours during business hours.

Most apparel and promotional product quotes are returned the same business day, and almost always within 24 hours. Quotes for unusual items, very large quantities, or products we have to source from a specific supplier can take 1 to 2 business days.

Per-unit price is built from the blank garment cost, the decoration method, the size or stitch count of the design, the quantity tier, setup fees, and shipping. Larger quantities, simpler artwork, and standard placements all bring the per-unit price down.

Decoration has fixed setup costs (screens, digitizing, color separations, films, tooling) that get spread across more pieces as quantity goes up. Suppliers also tier blank pricing by case quantity, so 12 hoodies and 144 hoodies often have very different per-unit costs.

Setup fees apply per order for screen printing, sublimation, heat transfer, laser etching, and pad printing — films, screens, and tooling are made fresh for each run. Embroidery is the exception: digitizing is a one-time fee per logo, and the embroidery file is reused on every future reorder of the same artwork at no extra digitizing cost.

Yes. Registered non-profits, animal rescues and shelters, schools, charities, and recurring large corporate programs all qualify for preferential pricing. Discounts scale with order size — the larger the run, the deeper the discount. Mention the use case in your quote request so we can apply it from the start.

Some standard items have public pricing on the product pages, but anything with custom decoration needs a quote because the variables (logo size, color count, quantity, garment, decoration method) shift the math significantly. The quote form is fast and there is no obligation to order.

Product type or category, quantity (12 piece minimum), decoration method preference if you have one, the logo file (.ai/.eps for printing methods, .dst/.emb for embroidery, or a high-res image we can convert), the deadline, and the size breakdown if you already know it. The more you share up front, the more accurate the first quote.

Standard digital mockups are included with every quote at no extra cost. Heavy redesign work or repeated revisions beyond a couple of rounds can incur an art fee, but we always tell you before charging anything.

When the comparison is genuinely apples-to-apples (same garment brand, same decoration method, same quantity, same color count), we will absolutely take a look at competing quotes and sharpen our pricing. We will also flag it if the comparison is not actually equivalent.

Black Dog Apparel runs a 12-piece minimum on both embroidery and screen printing. We do not sell single pieces of custom-decorated apparel. The 12 can be mixed sizes within the same product and decoration.

12 pieces. Mixed sizes within the same product and decoration count toward the minimum. Once your logo is digitized to a .dst or .emb file, the file stays on your account and reorders of the same artwork skip the digitizing fee.

12 pieces. Screen printing setup fees apply to every screen-printed order, including reorders, because screens and films are made fresh per run. We do not run sample/test pieces for screen printing — production starts at 12.

12 pieces matches our standard apparel minimum for these methods as well. Promotional products with non-apparel substrates (pens, drinkware, hard goods) have item-specific minimums that vary by supplier — we confirm those on the quote.

Hard goods minimums vary widely by product. Pens and stickers often start in the hundreds, drinkware and bags often start at 24 to 48, premium gift items vary. Quote the specific item and we will confirm the real minimum on the spot.

No. We do not sell single pieces. The minimum is 12 across embroidery and screen printing — that is where the math on setup fees, files, and production time actually works for both us and the buyer.

There is no hard ceiling. We routinely run orders into the thousands of pieces and can scale further by coordinating production timing.

Yes. Quantity tiers are based on total pieces with the same decoration, so mixing sizes and even garment colors usually qualifies for the same tier. Mixing different garment styles or completely different decorations can split the order into separate quantity calculations.

If production has not started, additions are usually fine and may even improve your quantity tier. Once printing or stitching has begun, additions become a separate run with separate setup, so it is worth confirming the full quantity before approving the proof.

Embroidery, screen printing, sublimation, heat transfers, laser etching, and pad printing. We do not offer DTF (direct-to-film) or DTG (direct-to-garment). For each project we recommend the right method based on the garment, artwork, quantity, and use.

Embroidery stitches thread directly into the fabric for a textured, premium finish that holds up well on polos, hats, jackets, and workwear. Screen printing pushes ink through a stencil onto fabric for bold, flat graphics that work great on tees, hoodies, and event apparel.

Choose embroidery for left-chest logos on polos and jackets, hat fronts, premium workwear, executive apparel, and anywhere you want a textured upscale look. Avoid embroidery for very small text, photo-realistic art, oversized full-back designs, or super-thin athletic fabrics.

Screen printing uses a mesh stencil per ink color to lay down ink onto a garment one color at a time. It produces vibrant, opaque, durable graphics and is cost-effective for bold designs in larger quantities, especially on hoodies and tees. Screen setup fees apply on every screen-printed order including reorders.

Sublimation infuses dye directly into the fibers of polyester or poly-blend fabrics using heat. The result is permanent, soft to the touch, and ideal for athletic jerseys, all-over prints, and performance wear. It does not work on cotton or dark fabrics.

Heat transfers press a printed design onto a garment with heat and pressure. We use them for names, numbers on team jerseys, individual personalization across a group, and decoration on technical fabrics where screen printing is harder. Heat transfers need .ai or .eps artwork.

Laser etching uses a focused laser to burn a permanent mark into metal drinkware, wood, leather, glass, and certain plastics. It is the right choice for premium tumblers, awards, plaques, executive gifts, and any item where the finish should never fade or peel. Laser etching needs .ai or .eps artwork.

Pad printing transfers ink from an etched plate to a curved or irregular surface using a silicone pad. It is the standard method for branding pens, golf balls, lighters, electronics, and small hard goods where flat decoration methods cannot reach. Pad printing needs .ai or .eps artwork.

No. Black Dog Apparel does not offer DTF. Our methods are embroidery, screen printing, sublimation, heat transfers, laser etching, and pad printing. If your project would normally use DTF, we will recommend the closest fit from what we produce.

No. We do not offer DTG. For full-color photo-style artwork on apparel, sublimation (on polyester) or heat transfers are the closest options we offer.

Most screen-printing presses handle up to 6 to 8 spot colors comfortably. More colors are possible but increase setup cost and complexity. For full-color photo-realistic designs, sublimation (on polyester) is often a better fit than stacking many spot color screens.

Embroidery can handle a wide range of thread colors in one design — typically up to 15 — without changing the price significantly. The cost driver is total stitch count, not color count.

Standard left-chest logos are about 3.5 to 4 inches wide. Full-back screen prints are typically around 12 inches wide on adult sizes. Sublimation can do all-over designs on polyester. We size each design to the garment so it looks right at every size.

Yes — common combos include left chest plus full back, sleeve hits, hat fronts plus side accents, or front plus back. Each additional location is its own decoration setup and adds per-piece cost, but multi-location decoration is one of the cleanest ways to scale a brand presence.

Screen printing on dark garments often needs an underbase white layer for ink colors to show, which adds a screen and a small cost. Sublimation does not work on dark fabrics or cotton. Embroidery thread color is independent of garment color since it sits on top of the fabric.

Embroidery is essentially permanent and is the strongest choice for heavy workwear, hi-vis, and outerwear that will see industrial laundering. Screen printed plastisol inks are also very durable on cotton and blends. We avoid heat transfers on harsh-use workwear when budget allows.

For screen printing, sublimation, heat transfers, laser etching, and pad printing we need .ai or .eps vector files. For embroidery we need a digitized .dst or .emb file. JPEG and PNG files can be sent in but will need to be converted before production.

JPEG and PNG files have to be converted before production. For printing methods (screen print, sublimation, heat transfers, laser etching, pad printing) the file is converted to vector and saved as .ai or .eps. For embroidery, the file is digitized into a .dst or .emb file. Both conversions are billed as a one-time art fee, and the converted file stays on your account so future reorders skip the conversion.

JPEG and PNG files are pixel-based — they cannot be cleanly translated into the cutter paths, screens, or stitch instructions that production equipment needs. Vector conversion (.ai or .eps) and embroidery digitizing (.dst or .emb) are real production work and are billed once per logo. After that, the converted file is yours and is reused on every reorder.

Yes. The .ai/.eps vector and the .dst/.emb embroidery file we produce from your raw artwork stay on your account and are reused on every reorder of that logo. Embroidery especially benefits from this — once digitized, you never pay the digitizing fee again on the same artwork.

Vector artwork is built from mathematical curves rather than pixels, so it scales to any size without getting fuzzy. Screen-print color separations, sublimation files, heat transfers, laser etching paths, and pad printing plates all produce the cleanest output from vector source files.

Yes. We vectorize logos from JPEG, PNG, screenshots, or printed scans as a one-time art service. Cleanup work, redrawing, or full re-creation is quoted up front as an art fee. The resulting vector file stays on your account for future orders.

For screen printing we can mix custom Pantone (PMS) inks for an exact match, with a small per-color fee. For embroidery, thread colors are matched to the closest available thread shade. For sublimation, color matching is built into the print file. Send your Pantone references with the quote.

Yes — embroidery thread comes in hundreds of colors and we match to the closest shades. For brand-critical color matching, send us your Pantone references and we will confirm the thread color before digitizing.

Always. Every order gets a digital mockup showing logo placement, size, color match, and the garment. Production does not start until you sign off. Quick proof approval is the single biggest thing you can do to keep your timeline on track.

A reasonable number of revisions is included with every order. If a job needs heavy redesign, repeated rounds, or completely new artwork, we will quote that art time separately and tell you up front.

Mention it in the quote request and we can point you to a designer, work from a rough concept, or provide quick brand mark options. A clean vector logo file pays back forever in faster, cleaner orders.

You own your artwork. We archive the digitized embroidery files (.dst/.emb) and the production files (.ai/.eps screens, sublimation files, laser paths, pad print plates) for your reorders, but the underlying logo and brand identity remain yours.

Hoodies, t-shirts, polos, button-downs, jackets, vests, fleeces, hats, beanies, toques, hi-vis safety apparel, workwear, performance and athletic wear, scrubs, kids and youth apparel, and more. If a major apparel brand makes it, we can almost certainly source it.

Yes. Office polos are one of the most common orders we run — typically embroidered with a left-chest logo, sometimes with sleeve hits or back text. We will recommend brands and weights based on whether your team wears them daily or occasionally.

Yes. Pullover hoodies, zip hoodies, crewnecks, and fleece jackets are popular for crews, schools, and corporate teams. We carry options from budget-friendly through premium brands.

Structured caps, unstructured dad hats, snapbacks, trucker hats, beanies, toques, bucket hats, and visors. Most styles take a left-front or center-front embroidered logo well, and we can do side or back hits as additional locations.

Yes. Hi-vis t-shirts, long sleeves, hoodies, vests, and outerwear in CSA Class 1, 2, and 3 ratings. We outfit construction crews, oilfield teams, traffic services, and industrial sites across Alberta.

Yes. Carhartt, Helly Hansen Workwear, FXR Workwear, Pioneer, and Tough Duck are all available. Branded coveralls, insulated bibs, work jackets, and FR (flame-resistant) options are common for trades and oilfield crews.

Yes. Moisture-wicking polos, athletic tees, pullovers, jerseys, hats, and team uniforms. Sublimation is often the right decoration method for performance fabrics since the design becomes part of the fabric itself.

Every garment has a manufacturer size chart with chest, waist, length, and sleeve measurements. We send size charts with your quote, and for larger orders blank fitting samples can be borrowed (not purchased) so the team can confirm fit before approving the size breakdown.

Blank fitting samples can be borrowed from our sample inventory so your team can confirm fit, fabric weight, and feel before committing to a size breakdown. Samples must be returned — they cannot be purchased blank. For embroidery orders we can also produce a sew-out of your logo on a piece of fabric so you see the exact stitch result before the run starts. We do not run sample pieces for screen printing.

No. We do not sell blanks. Blank samples can be borrowed for fitting and have to be returned.

We have access to most major suppliers — Gildan, Bella+Canvas, Next Level, Champion, Carhartt, Helly Hansen, Under Armour, Nike, Adidas, Eddie Bauer, ATC, and many more. Tell us your style, budget, and use case and we will match the brand.

Almost anything — drinkware, bags, tech accessories, office supplies, apparel, kitchen items, outdoor gear, awards, kits, food and drink, and hundreds of niche specialty items. If you can imagine it as branded merch, it almost certainly exists.

Yes. Stainless tumblers, vacuum-insulated bottles, ceramic mugs, glass pints, plastic stadium cups, and travel cups can all be branded. Laser engraving and pad printing are the most common decoration methods for premium drinkware.

Yes. Cotton totes, non-woven totes, drawstring bags, backpacks, duffles, laptop bags, coolers, and conference bags. Decoration is usually screen printing, embroidery, or transfer depending on the bag material.

Yes. Power banks, wireless chargers, USB drives, Bluetooth speakers, earbuds, charging cables, webcam covers, and more. Tech items typically have lower minimums than apparel and make great trade-show or onboarding gifts.

Yes. Pens, notebooks, journals, padfolios, sticky notes, desk accessories, mouse pads, and calendars are all available in budget through premium tiers. Debossing on leather journals is a popular upscale finish.

Absolutely. Trade-show kits, conference giveaways, lanyards, badge holders, branded apparel, and fast-turn promo items are a core part of what we do. Tell us the event date and headcount and we will build a kit that fits the budget.

Yes. We assemble onboarding kits, client thank-you boxes, executive gift sets, holiday gifts, and milestone recognition packages — typically a curated mix of apparel, drinkware, tech, and office items in branded packaging.

Yes. Crystal awards, acrylic plaques, engraved metal trophies, employee recognition gifts, and milestone items are available with laser engraving, color printing, or both.

Yes. Most promo products accept a logo via pad printing, laser engraving, screen printing, embroidery, or full-color digital print depending on the item. Brand color matching is possible on most decoration methods.

Yes. Branded chocolate, candy tins, cookies, coffee, tea, popcorn, and even custom snack boxes can be ordered with your logo on the packaging. Food items are popular for client gifts and holiday outreach.

Yes. Recycled-content totes, bamboo drinkware, RPET fabrics (recycled plastic bottles), wheat straw items, organic cotton tees, and sustainably sourced wood goods are widely available. Just ask for the eco-friendly options when quoting.

Hard goods minimums vary widely. Pens often start in the hundreds, drinkware and bags often start at 24 to 48, premium gift items can sometimes go below 25. Quote any specific item and we will give you the real minimum on the spot.

Standard production time is three weeks from approved artwork and confirmed order. That window covers all of our decoration methods — embroidery, screen printing, sublimation, heat transfers, laser etching, and pad printing. The production date is confirmed in writing on the quote.

Yes. Rush production is available for an additional rush fee. The fee depends on how compressed the timeline is, how many pieces, and how flexible the garment selection is.

One week from approved artwork is the fastest production window we can offer, and it requires the rush fee. Anything faster than one week is not realistic for the production methods we run.

The clock starts when the artwork is approved AND payment or PO is confirmed. Until both happen, the order sits in pre-production. Quick proof approval is the single biggest thing you can do to keep your timeline on track.

The most common delays are slow proof approvals, garment stockouts at the supplier, missing artwork or files that need conversion, and last-minute size or quantity changes. We flag any risk to your deadline as soon as we see it.

No. Each order ships in one shipment to one address. If you need pieces in waves, place separate orders timed to your schedule.

Once production is complete and the order ships, you receive tracking links by email. During production we proactively update you on key milestones and flag anything that affects the timeline.

Yes. We ship to every Canadian province and territory using major carriers (UPS, FedEx, Canada Post, Purolator). Shipping cost is based on weight, dimensions, and destination, and is included in your quote.

Yes. Cross-border shipping is available for most items. Customs paperwork, duties, and brokerage fees may apply depending on the goods and value. We will explain the landed cost before you confirm the order.

Shipping is quoted live based on actual weight, box count, and destination. The number lands on your written quote so there are no surprises after production.

No. Black Dog Apparel does not offer pickup. Every order ships to one address using a major carrier.

No. Each order ships in bulk to one address. If you need pieces at multiple offices or job sites, the cleanest path is one order per destination — or have us ship in bulk to a single address and your team handles the internal distribution.

No. We do not split shipments to individual recipients. Onboarding kits, staff apparel, and event swag all ship in bulk to one address — typically your HQ, the shop, or the event venue.

UPS, FedEx, Purolator, and Canada Post are the most common, chosen based on weight, destination, and timing. For larger pallet shipments we use freight carriers. We will use a specific carrier on request.

Custom-decorated apparel cannot be returned for size or buyer's remorse because the items are personalized and not resellable. That is why we send size charts, samples, and digital proofs before production — the goal is to catch sizing or design questions before anything gets decorated.

If the decoration is misprinted, the wrong garment is sent, the quantity is short, or the quality is below standard, we fix it. That can mean a reprint, a replacement, or a credit depending on the situation. Notify us within a reasonable window after delivery.

Every order is inspected during and after production. We check decoration alignment, color match, garment condition, size counts, and quantity before packing. Any pieces that do not pass inspection are pulled and replaced.

Sizes are produced based on the size breakdown you approve on the order. If we shipped the wrong size, we replace it. If the breakdown was approved but turned out to fit differently than expected, we can usually source replacement pieces and run them at standard pricing — sometimes faster if the artwork file is already on hand.

If the error originated on our side (color, placement, or version different from the approved proof), we reprint at our cost. If the approved proof matches the produced item but the artwork itself had an issue, we work with you on the most cost-effective path forward.

Garments carry the manufacturer's defect warranty, and decoration is guaranteed against premature failure under normal wear and care. Industrial laundering is supported on most decoration methods but always tell us up front if items will be commercially laundered.

Inspect deliveries promptly and let us know within a few business days if anything is damaged. We file claims with the carrier and replace the affected pieces.

Reorders are simple — your artwork files (.dst/.emb embroidery files, .ai/.eps print files), garment specs, and proof history are archived on your account. Send us the quantity and any size adjustments and we will quote and produce it.

Embroidery reorders skip the digitizing fee — once your logo is digitized into a .dst or .emb file, that file is reused on every future embroidery order at no additional digitizing charge. Screen printing, sublimation, heat transfer, laser etching, and pad printing reorders still require their per-method setup fees because films, screens, and tooling are project-specific. The work moves faster on a repeat — but the setup costs do not disappear.

Yes. Digitized embroidery files, vector print files, screen-print color separations, sublimation files, and approved mockups are archived for fast reorder. You do not have to resend the logo.

For teams that order regularly we can build a private branded online store where staff or members can order pre-approved apparel and merch with locked-in pricing. Note that orders placed through the store still ship in bulk per production run — we do not pick-and-pack individual orders.

A uniform program locks in approved garments, decoration specs, sizing, and per-piece pricing for ongoing orders. New hires, replacements, and seasonal restocks happen quickly without re-quoting. The minimum is still 12 pieces per run.

Yes — onboarding kits are one of our most popular projects. The kits ship in bulk to your company in a single shipment. We do not assemble and ship them out to individual new hires as they arrive. Most clients order a batch, store them internally with HR or the office manager, and hand them out as new staff start.

No. The kits ship in bulk to your company. If you need on-demand individual shipping, you would need to handle that internally after the bulk delivery.

No. We do not warehouse pre-decorated inventory. Production is on-demand per order in batches of 12 or more.

No. We do not run pick-and-pack or individual-order fulfillment. Every order is produced and shipped in bulk to one address. Programs work — but the shipping model is bulk to your company, not per-order to individual recipients.

Yes — event-based recurring orders are easy to set up. We keep last year's production specs on file and can rebuild the same kit annually with updated dates, designs, or quantities. Setup fees still apply on each new run for screen printing, sublimation, heat transfer, laser etching, and pad printing; embroidery reuses the digitized file.

Yes. Hi-vis tees, hoodies, vests, jackets, and headwear with embroidered or printed logos are core to our construction work. We outfit crews across Calgary, Edmonton, and rural Alberta on both single-project and ongoing program bases.

Yes. FR-rated apparel, insulated coveralls, hi-vis layers, hoodies, hats, and branded base layers for oilfield, drilling, services, and trades crews. We understand the durability standards Alberta sites expect.

Yes. School hoodies, tees, hats, sweatpants, jerseys, and grad apparel with custom decoration. Online ordering for parents and students can be set up via a branded store so the school does not handle individual orders.

Yes. Corporate polos, button-downs, jackets, and accessories with consistent decoration and sizing rules across multiple offices or locations. Recurring uniform programs are common for growing companies.

Yes. Event tees, polos, hats, lanyards, bags, and giveaway items. Standard production is three weeks from approved artwork; rush production is available for an extra fee with one week as the fastest turnaround. Plan event apparel as early as possible.

Yes. Branded aprons, chef coats, server tees, button-downs, hats, and outerwear with logo embroidery or print. Durability under regular laundering is a key consideration for these orders.

Yes. Branded scrubs, lab coats, polos, fleeces, and patient-facing apparel for clinics, dental offices, vet practices, and care facilities.

Absolutely. Fundraiser tees, hoodies, hats, and event swag for registered non-profits, animal rescues, shelters, schools, and community fundraisers. Preferential pricing applies and scales with order size — the larger the run, the deeper the discount. Branded online stores for fundraising drives can also be built.

Yes. Team jerseys (sublimated or screen-printed), warm-ups, hoodies, hats, bag tags, and supporter merch for amateur, school, club, and corporate sports programs.

Yes. CSA-rated hi-vis Class 1, 2, and 3 garments, FR-rated layers, branded hard hats, safety vests, gloves, and accessories. Compliance details, reflective tape placement, and decoration that does not interfere with safety ratings are all part of our process.

Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Interac e-Transfer, EFT, and cheque. Larger orders and established business accounts can be invoiced on terms.

Yes. Established business customers can apply for net terms (Net 15 or Net 30) after a credit check. New customers typically pay deposit upfront on the first order, then qualify for terms on subsequent orders.

Quotes show pre-tax pricing with applicable GST or HST itemized at checkout. For Alberta orders, GST is 5%. For shipments to other provinces, HST or PST is applied per provincial rules.

For new accounts and larger orders, a deposit is typical (often 50%) with the balance due before shipping. Smaller orders for established customers can usually be invoiced with payment on delivery or net terms.

Registered charities, government bodies, and qualifying entities can submit tax-exemption documentation and receive tax-adjusted invoicing. Send your exemption details with the order.

Just request a quote — we set up a business account on your first order. After that, reorders, ongoing programs, branded stores, and net terms are all available without re-onboarding.