BreakOut Creative Co

Price Matching

boccAdmin — Tue, 06 Mar 2012 17:59:19 +0000

We know Price is Important! So Talk To Us if any of the below happens (or if you just want to ask us for information about pricing).

Did a legitimate commercial printer offer you a lower price?

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Did our price not fit into your budget?

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Was the price higher than you thought it would be?

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We are well known for producing extremely high quality products & services and for the fact that we have nearly 100% client satisfaction (90% of our new business is word-of-mouth from existing or past… [Read More]

50 T’s for $5 Each!

Erick Escamilla — Thu, 26 Jan 2012 19:45:12 +0000

(Click image to see it larger & to see the “fine print”)

So, say you’re in a band and you need a hand. Ok, that was a horrible rhyme/joke, but really- you can’t afford to buy 300 shirts to get that special discount. You need to make a few bucks at your gig. Well, how about 50 t’s for $5? Throw your one color logo on there, and now you’ve got yourself some merch!

Alright, you’re not in a band. I apologize. We all can’t be musicians. But hey, we all wear shirts, right? Pick up 50 T’s for your… [Read More]

2012 Web Specials – San Diego Web Design

Alex — Thu, 12 Jan 2012 21:41:44 +0000

2011 was a great year. Here at BreakOut, we began expanding our services into more than just designing and printing T-Shirts. We recently began offering web design, and the turn out was great. As we further expand into web designing, we are offering you web specials so that you can create or upgrade your website at an amazing price. Act quickly because this offer will only last until the end of March. Now is the time to step up your creative game!

Why Choose BreakOut Web? When looking around for San Diego web design, you can be met with… [Read More]

Why Choose BreakOut?

Peter — Mon, 09 Jan 2012 22:17:41 +0000

I haven’t been asked this question just this bluntly, but I have been asked a lot of different questions that all come down to the same thing. Why should someone choose to do business with BreakOut vs. some other printer, embroider, or web designer?

There are a lot of ways to answer this question. I could bring up our competitive pricing or that we provide very high quality products. But I think the reason that a lot of people keep coming back to us time-after-time is our client services. I don’t mean that we answer the phone or get back… [Read More]

All About Our Web Services

Erick Escamilla — Wed, 12 Oct 2011 18:58:45 +0000

<< Click here to see (or go back) to our Web Services page.

Web Design Our web design service starts with a free consultation. In-house, over the phone, via email – it’s up to you. The goal of our web design service is to meet your needs, and exceed your expectations. By listening closely to our customers, we hope to not only develop a great looking website, but an even better relationship. We take time to create a plan that will focus your site on your goals. We’re not in the business of creating website, but a website with a… [Read More]

October/November Website Deal!

Erick Escamilla — Tue, 11 Oct 2011 20:13:39 +0000

UPDATE: Promo extended until Christmas!

This month we’re focus on our web design. We’ll be running some special deals from now until November. Let our friendly graphic design/web designers help you develop a site that drives you more attention. Not only can we help you design a site, but we can help you plan it out so it maximizes it’s potential. Call us today for a free consultation!

How is the Price for Screen Printing Computed?

Peter — Wed, 21 Sep 2011 00:14:16 +0000

There are so many variables to figuring out the price for screen printing that this is one of the hardest things to do in our industry. We have tried to simplify this as much as possible for out clients by incorporating various components of the pricing calculation into larger groups that are easier to understand. For instance, we try to capture film/screen generation, press setup, ink cost, and the actual printing into the over all price of each individual garment so all the client needs to know is what the price of the garment cost.

TStudio Catalog

And for… [Read More]

Why do I have to Pay to have the same Color Printed Twice?

Peter — Wed, 21 Sep 2011 00:10:29 +0000

Probably the greatest confusion for clients is when they have the same color, but in multiple Design Locations. An example is a client may look at their project and see that they have Gold and Navy in a Design Location on the front of their selected product (e.g. t-shirt, hoodie) and then Red and Navy in a Design Location on the back. So they figure that they have Gold, Navy, and Red or they determine three (3) colors in their project.

Unfortunately, they really have four (4) colors in their project and will be greatly disappointed when they actually get… [Read More]

What is Spot Color, 4-Color Process, and Indexed Colors?

Peter — Tue, 20 Sep 2011 22:44:58 +0000

The overwhelming majority of printing on fabric, such as a t-shirts, hoodies, aprons, etc. is performed using what is commonly referred to as Spot Color, 4-Color Process, or Indexed Color. The exception to traditional screen printing is called DTG (Direct To Garment). See What is DTG? article for more information on this printing process.

Figure 1

Spot Color: The term Spot Color actually describes the process itself. This is where each individual color in a design is separated out and printed separately. Please see the [Read More]

What is DTG (Direct To Garment) Printing?

Peter — Tue, 20 Sep 2011 22:43:32 +0000

DTG Printer

Direct To Garment is a process that uses a special printer, generally a variation on an Ink Jet printer, along with special ink, to print directly from a computer to a t-shirt. This special DTG printer is customized so that you can feed one t-shirt at a time into the printer and it will spray multiple ink colors on the shirt similar to printing ink onto a piece of paper. This has certain advantages, but is only viable under certain circumstances.

One of these is that DTG is generally used primarily for small quantity runs when you… [Read More]