# TF Impact Studio

Print on demand, Print shops · Windhoek, NA

TF Impact Studio prints and embroiders apparel with DTF, screen print, vinyl and logo-stitching options. Single-shirt DTF is available; an already-digitized embroidery logo can be repeated on one replacement shirt. Buyers approve a mockup or stitch-photo and check supplied-garment suitability and damage terms; screen-print setup economics do not establish a fixed minimum.

- Products: T-shirts, Hoodies / sweatshirts, Hats / caps, Bags / totes, Jackets / outerwear, Kids / baby, Aprons, Shirts / blouses
- Methods: Direct to film (DTF), Screen printing, Vinyl decoration
- Made in: NA
- Ships to: NA
- Minimum: DTF from 1 shirt; repeat-logo embroidery from 1

## What they make

- Offers printing. This assertion concerns supplier-described printed-garment services. Confirm any other decoration method separately for the selected product.
- Its methods include DTF, screen printing, heat-transfer vinyl. The page differentiates full-colour/small DTF work, volume screen print and cut-vinyl names or numbers.
  - Offers DTF, screen printing and heat-transfer vinyl. DTF is positioned for small/full-color work, screen printing for volume, and cut vinyl for names or numbers. Ask for durability evidence and a comparable project quote before relying on claims of longer life or lower cost.
- Production options include on-demand production, small-batch production, bulk production. Single-shirt DTF and larger screen-printed/bulk orders are explicitly offered.
  - This does not establish automated marketplace order routing or merchant fulfillment.
- Cotton and cotton-blend T-shirts are supplied in children’s and adult sizes through 5XL, with round-neck, V-neck and women’s fits. These are stated garment options, not confirmed variant stock.
  - Confirm the actual blank, size and colour; unusual options may need sourcing.
- The embroidery service names golf/formal shirts, fleece and softshell jackets, hoodies, caps, beanies, aprons, bags, towels and blankets; hooping and backing are adapted to the material and thickness.
  - These are stated garment categories, not confirmed blank models, stock or evidence that the supplier manufactures the underlying garments.
- Offers custom T-shirts, corporate uniforms, hoodies and sweaters. Ask for exact styles, composition, weights, sizes and current stock; separate label-design and packaging services need garment-specific agreement.

## Minimums and pricing

- DTF garment printing is offered from one shirt. The supplier recommends considering screen printing from roughly a few dozen shirts because setup is spread across the run.
  - The few-dozen recommendation is an economic comparison, not a numeric screen-print minimum. Exact per-design/colour/style grouping remains unlisted.
- Quotes are prepared from the design, quantity, sizes and colours, with a recommended garment and print method. Redrawing a screenshot or sketch can incur a small design fee.
  - No numerical garment, decoration, setup, redraw, tax or freight tariff was observed; small is the supplier’s qualitative fee description, not an amount.
- For an already digitised logo, the embroidery page explicitly accepts a single replacement shirt as well as larger runs.
  - For an already digitized logo, embroidery is available for a single replacement shirt or larger runs. This one-piece option applies to repeat-logo replacements; ask about the minimum for a new design and the selected garment.

## Samples and lead times

- The service includes a free digital mockup before printing. Buyers can arrange a studio visit to see samples and material swatches; single-shirt DTF is available for sample-sized orders.
  - A free digital proof is not a free physical sample. Physical sample, swatch supply and sample-delivery costs remain unknown.
- Before a full embroidery run, the supplier stitches a sample on the actual fabric and sends a photograph for approval of stitching and colours. No physical sample shipment, fee, credit or refund is specified.

## Branding and packaging

- The page offers front, chest, back and sleeve designs, including combined sponsor layouts. Bulk shirts can be folded and bagged by size or by name with counts.
  - No numeric imprint limit, custom neck label, private packaging or blind-shipping commitment is established; sorting is not end-customer fulfillment.
- Embroidery placements include chest, sleeves, collars, back yokes and cap panels; individual names, job titles and departments can be added.
  - Confirm embroidery dimensions, stitch limits and placement-specific charges for the selected garment and design.

## Shipping and fulfillment

- Most T-shirt orders are stated as ready in 2–5 business days after proof approval if garments are in stock; large runs or unusual sourced colours/sizes can take longer.
  - This is a readiness estimate for collection or dispatch, not carrier transit, guaranteed arrival or a separately measured production-only interval. Confirm stock and the schedule for the actual order.
- Delivery destinations include Namibia. The page explicitly offers courier delivery throughout Namibia. No foreign destination is inferred.
- Buyers may collect from the Windhoek studio or have orders couriered to towns throughout Namibia. This covers delivery to the buyer.
  - Buyers may collect from the Windhoek studio or have orders couriered to towns throughout Namibia. This covers delivery to the buyer; ask whether merchant-directed end-customer dispatch, split parcels, blind packaging or international delivery are available.
- Repeat embroidery with an existing logo is stated as typically ready in 2–5 business days. First-time work adds approximately a day for digitising and sampling; larger runs receive a quoted schedule.
  - Readiness clock from the visible FAQ, not carrier transit or guaranteed arrival. A universal payment/approval start trigger is not specified.
- Embroidery orders can be collected from the Windhoek studio or couriered to the purchaser's premises in Namibia; packing by size or by employee is offered on request.
  - Purchaser-premises delivery and employee packing do not establish seller-directed individual-customer fulfillment, inventory storage or split delivery.

## Where they produce

- Production locations include Namibia. The page places its own printing equipment and garment printing/curing workflow at its Windhoek studio. This does not establish blank sewing origin.
- The business describes its own Windhoek studio and production equipment, where its team prints, cures and checks the shirts.
  - Supplier-described process operation, not legal ownership verification or proof that every possible product is made in-house.
- The embroidery service states that orders run on the studio's own multi-head machines, with trimming and inspection before packing. Supplier statement about the embroidery stage only.
  - The embroidery service states that orders run on the studio's own multi-head machines, with trimming and inspection before packing. Supplier statement about the embroidery stage only; not evidence it manufactures the underlying blank or operates every process in-house.

## How to order and pay

- Customer-supplied shirts are usually accepted after the fabric is checked; some blends or coatings do not accept heat or ink well.
  - The supplier says it cannot replace supplied garments if a print fails and recommends stocked garments where possible. This answer was read through the ordinary public FAQ interface. Supplier risk terms are not a legal enforceability finding; obtain garment-specific confirmation.
- Customer-supplied garments may be embroidered if the fabric can be hooped and is stable enough. Thin, stretchy or heavily padded items can be unsuitable.
  - Customer-supplied garments may be embroidered if the fabric can be hooped and is stable enough. Thin, stretchy or heavily padded items can be unsuitable; the supplier asks buyers to bring a sample for testing and says it will not replace a supplied garment after a failed stitch-out. Visible FAQ statement, specific to embroidery. This does not make every supplied garment eligible or establish a charge for the test.
- Embroidery quoting asks for the logo, preferably a vector file, garment choices and quantity. Digitising is specific to the logo and size.
  - Embroidery quoting asks for the logo, preferably a vector file, garment choices and quantity. Digitising is specific to the logo and size; the supplier retains stitch files and thread codes for repeat orders, while a substantially different size or placement may need another file. Digitising price and technical-file ownership or portability are not stated. Fine text, thin lines and gradients may require simplification or a printed element, subject to sample approval.

## Ask before ordering

- Can you specify exact numeric resolution limits, accepted colour profiles and final placement dimensions for my order?
- What is the complete quote for my garment, quantity and destination, including decoration, tax and freight?
- What carrier transit estimate applies to my destination, separate from production?
- Which ordering integrations or API/feed access are available, and what access conditions apply?

## Sources

- [TF Impact Studio catalog items terms](<https://tfimpactstudio.com/>) (checked 2026-10-16)
- [TF Impact Studio custom T-shirts and visibly opened buyer FAQ](<https://tfimpactstudio.com/services/tshirt-branding/custom-t-shirts>) (checked 2026-10-15)
- [TF Impact Studio — embroidery service and visible FAQ](<https://tfimpactstudio.com/services/tshirt-branding/embroidery>) (checked 2026-10-15)

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