Request A Quote

If you already know which type of FiberLok dimensionalized graphics you need (Lextra, TackleKnit, ChromaFlex) and which type of product (heat transfer, patch, sticker)—and if you have the graphic design selected, the next step is to request a ballpark price quote.

Final price quote is provided after we have had an opportunity to discuss the project with you. FiberLok does not have price lists and only produces custom manufactured graphics tailored to your project needs. Minimum Order Requirements (MOQ) are Lextra = 500, TackleKnit = 125 and ChromaFlex = 1,000 pieces.

About You

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About Your Organization

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About Your Project

Project Name*

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Which FiberLok dimensional graphics type is needed*

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Quantity needed for first order*

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Estimate quantity needed for first year*

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Delivery time needed*

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Outermost width of your design*

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Number of colors in your design (including black and white)*

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Type of item being imprinted (hat, shirt, mattress, etc.)*

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Type of surface being decorated (polyester knit, woven cotton, etc.)*

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Upload your artwork (Must be .ai, .eps, .pdf, or .jpg)*

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Note: Price Quotation is an approximation and not final until the FiberLok team have been able to fully evaluate and discuss the project with you. There may be opportunities to reduce the price—for example by quoting the closest price-break-quantity levels, with minor size adjustments, etc.