Dyno Brand

They cater more to large orders, as they are a bigger screenprinting operation. They specialize in cloth screenprinting, unlike other printers who also do paper and magnets and other various promotional items. So you can assume they know exactly what they are doing. They print on clothes (CMYK available) and towels and have a heat transfer for hats to my knowledge. They do a lot of commercial work, but are open to other styles. They have an in house designer that will help with design work. They are helpful and shed knowledge if you need it.

Have done business with this company for over 3 years and they have always come through for me. No Problems and thousands of T-​Shirts later still No Problems.

I have completed 2 orders with Dyno Brand in the last two summers and I have been very pleased with the results. It was for about 50 shirts each time with a simple design on the front. I supplied the design in .eps format and the staff was very accommodating of me asking to double confirm the number of shirts in different styles and final layout of the design. They communicated via telephone and e-​mail very well.
Last year they even were able to make it happen on a rapid time scale. As far as price, it seemed fair. It was more important that they could get the design I wanted printed, in the amount of time I needed it, and their location is good for anybody who works downtown. Since I am not an expert t-​shirt tycoon, I guess there might be a place out there that has better prices but I have no idea. Everybody I give out the shirts to loves them. I am happy with this business and I will be back again this summer for my third annual order of shirts. Que viva!

They make the shirts for the aero club bar and most bars in san diego. They always treat me great.

They don’t accept small accounts!
Response: I physically walked in and talked to a guy who said he was the owner/​manager. this was over a year ago (haven’t been back of course, even though i now make t shirts on a regular basis). I stand by my face to face interaction with this business.
I wanted to make t shirts for the band on my record label. We have a friend who works at American Apparel, she sent us some shirts, we did the design, and i took the shirts and the design to Dyno Brand, only to be told (and not in a nice way) that they only do designs where they supply the shirts and that they «wouldn’t make any money» on my job, so therefore weren’t interested and further that they «wouldn’t refer me to anyone.» because they «didn’t know anyone who would be interested.
Well fuck you too Dyno Brand– welcome to Unilocal