Plan production and shipping as two separate timelines

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Begin with the required arrival date

Tell your manufacturer when you need the finished apparel in hand. An event date alone may not leave time for receiving, checking and distributing the order. Include the delivery destination and postal code with the inquiry.

Separate the stages

Production and transit are different parts of the schedule. Artwork preparation, material decisions, samples and approvals can also affect when production can begin. Ask what information or approvals are needed at each stage, and confirm the dates in writing.

Ask for a shipment-specific quote

Shipping depends on the destination, packed weight, dimensions and available service. A general estimate is useful for planning, but it is not a confirmed delivery commitment. Bulk orders may require a different packing or shipping approach than a small parcel.

Plan for delivery within the United States

MA Custom TX currently ships within the United States only. Standard shipping starts at $7.50, with the final rate and available services shown at checkout. Provide your US delivery address and ZIP code when discussing a project, and confirm production timing separately from carrier transit estimates.

Keep communication together

Keep the approved order details, shipping address and timing requirements in one place. If your plans change, contact your manufacturer promptly. Visit our Shipping page to prepare a quote request, or email support@macustomtx.com with your order details.

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