# One With Arts

Print shops · San Diego, US

One With Arts is a San Diego apparel screen printer using waterbased inks. Customers can try blank shirts and hoodies in the Point Loma shop and use its custom ordering workflow.

- Products: Shirts / blouses, Hoodies / sweatshirts
- Methods: Screen printing
- Samples: Try on blank shirts and hoodies in the Point Loma shop
- Turnaround: Estimated 2 weeks after quote/art approval and required payment

## What they make

- Waterbased screen printing is offered for apparel.
  - Shirts and hoodies are available as blanks. Agree the exact brand, style, fabric, sizes, colours, print positions and compatibility before ordering.

## Minimums and pricing

- Request a quote for the chosen blanks, quantities, decoration and artwork.
  - Agree the minimum, garment and setup prices, currency, tax, freight and any artwork-rights charge before ordering.

## Samples and lead times

- Try on blank shirts and hoodies from the shop’s sample racks.
  - Arrange a visit to the Point Loma shop. Agree any mailed blank or decorated sample, its price and its lead time separately.
- Estimated production takes two weeks after final quote and artwork approval and required payment.
  - Order size, complexity and material availability can change the estimate. Agree a firm completion date and shipping separately.
- Many blank vendors offer next-day shipping to the printer.
  - This is inbound blank sourcing, separate from production and the shipment to you. Discuss stock and rush availability for your job.

## Artwork and print areas

- Review Pantone colours in the shop and approve every garment and design assignment.
  - Screen colours and HEX/RGB references can differ from physical ink. Non-Pantone matching is approximate. Confirm quantities, sizes, artwork and the correct design for each garment; agree print dimensions and file requirements.
- Design support can start from a finished design, a rough sketch or an idea.
  - The artwork creation fee pays for design time. Copyright, raw vector files and external or unlimited reuse require a separate rights fee, priced by complexity and work completed.

## Store integrations and API

- The custom ordering tool offers blank inventory and price information and phone-accessible order progress.
  - Agree access and the final quote, inventory and approval process with the shop. Ask separately about any external store connection or API.

## Shipping and fulfillment

- Collect from the shop or agree a shipment and carrier.
  - The supplier disclaims carrier delays, loss or damage after goods leave its facility. Confirm destinations, freight, transit, carrier remedies and any individual merchant-customer delivery requirement.

## How to order and pay

- Pay upfront or provide a deposit covering at least the blank garments.
  - The balance is due before or at pickup, and orders are not released until fully paid. Agree any account arrangement in writing.
- Overdue balances can attract a late charge after 30 days from pickup or delivery.
  - The charge is 2% of the unpaid order balance, with another 2% each 30 days up to 18% annually. Prior late charges are excluded from its calculation. These provisions also require payment before release; agree the payment schedule for your order.
- Quote approval closes changes and cancellation.
  - Approved changes before production can still add fees or extend the schedule. Obtain written agreement before requesting a change.

## Returns and misprints

- Custom goods are final sale, with conditional remedies for supplier printing errors.
  - At 1% defects or less, the supplier disclaims replacement or refund responsibility. Above 1%, it can discount the order or sometimes replace affected items with similar garments at its discretion. Approved artwork errors are excluded; agree the remedy and reporting process.
- Customer-supplied garments are accepted with a separate damage policy.
  - One clause offers up to 50% of garment cost or a comparable discount, less for minor damage, with possible full replacement or refund if completely unwearable. A later clause bars refunds for customer garments. Agree which remedy applies before supplying valuable items.

## About the company

- The shop is at 2841 Cañon Street, Suite B, in San Diego’s Point Loma area.
  - Confirm visiting and pickup arrangements before travelling.

## Worth knowing

- The supplied-garment policy offers partial compensation and possible full replacement or refund, while another clause excludes customer-garment refunds.
- Quote approval bars changes or cancellation, while approved pre-production changes can still incur extra fees or time; obtain written agreement.
- Payment is required before release, while late-balance charges also run from receipt; agree the payment schedule before ordering.

## Ask before ordering

- What minimum, blank brand and style, print dimensions and complete price apply?
- Can I arrange a try-on, mailed blank or decorated sample, and what will it cost?
- Which supplied-garment and defect remedy applies to my order?
- What approvals, payment, stock and shipping dates determine my completion and arrival?

Also on: [Instagram](<https://www.instagram.com/onewitharts/>)

## Sources

- [One With Arts — Owntrading/shop contacthomepage](<https://www.onewitharts.com/>) (checked 2026-10-31)
- [One With Arts — Ownorder TermsFebruary2026](<https://www.onewitharts.com/termsAndConditions>) (checked 2026-10-19)
- [One With Arts — Ownscreenprocess/tryon/orderworkflow](<https://www.onewitharts.com/aboutUs>) (checked 2026-10-19)
- [One With Arts — Owncustomapp companyhistory](<https://www.onewitharts.com/meetTheOwner>) (checked 2026-10-19)

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