You can either sign up for a wholesale account on your end, or we can order blanks for you. You just have to let your sales rep know what brand, style and color garment you are looking for.

Once you pick out a specific blank style, you input that information into the order form on our website.

Once submitted, a sales rep will email you a quote that includes the cost of the blank.

If you change your mind about the blank, just let your sales rep know you are interested in a different style. Make sure you provide brand name and style name or item code number so the sales rep can easily identify the exact match.

Every vendor is different. Some have free shipping if you spend over certain amounts, others theres a shipping charge thats based on quantity/weight. Your sales rep will always let you know if theres a blank shipping fee.

This shipping fee is the cost to ship the blanks from the wholesale vendor to our print shop.

Shipping the completed order to you is usually calculated and billed post production based on the box dimensions, weight and your location.

Its all personal preference. So if you have an idea of what type of shirt you like, you can describe it to your sales rep and we will do our best to find the best match for you.

For example you can ask something like:

"I am looking for a shirt that is mid-weight around 4-5oz, 100% cotton, has lots of color options, with a standard fit."

The more specific you are, the better we can try and match your preference. Everyone has different goals so there is no one single best blank for every brand or company.

For printing, we always recommend 100% cotton garments for the best results.

But if you are looking for something more comfortable and affordable, poly blends can be a great option.

If there's a blank company you want to use thats not listed on our website, just ask your sales rep if its possible for Money Merch to source it for you. We're always looking to expand our wholesale vendor options.

Yes you can provide your own custom blanks. But for screen print or DTG, we always recommend running a single sample order first before running the bulk.