D & R Graphics is a full-service screen printing shop that produces custom apparel, promotional items, and printed goods for Oklahoma City businesses, nonprofits, sports teams, and event organizers. Located on the city's north side, the operation handles everything from single-color designs on basic t-shirts to multi-color, detailed work on performance fabrics and specialty blanks.
This is a production-focused screen printer, not a design studio or retail apparel store. The business takes orders from customers who bring finished artwork or work with the shop to refine designs, then produces printed goods at scale. Jobs range from small runs (50 pieces) to bulk orders (500+), and the shop prints on cotton t-shirts, polos, sweatshirts, hats, tote bags, and other blanks. Turnaround typically runs 5 to 10 business days for standard orders, shorter for rush requests at an upcharge. This is the kind of place nonprofits use for fundraiser t-shirts, construction companies use for crew wear, and event planners use for branded merchandise.
Standard pricing runs roughly $6 to $12 per shirt for one-color prints on basic 100% cotton blanks, depending on order volume. Two-color jobs typically add $2 to $4 per unit. Specialty work—including plastisol transfers, discharge printing (which produces a softer hand on the fabric), and four-color process printing for photographic detail—costs more and should be quoted individually. Setup fees apply on most jobs and decrease per unit as quantity increases. Minimum orders are typically 12 pieces, though bulk discounts kick in around 50 units. The shop can source blanks or work with customer-provided stock. Verify current pricing by phone or email, as material and labor costs shift seasonally.
Oklahoma City has several screen printers, but they differ in speed, specialty, and price positioning. Larger franchises like Shirt.Woot and big-box vendors emphasize speed and low per-unit cost on high-volume orders but often price out small nonprofits or local organizations needing just 30 shirts. Local independent shops like Cre8 Graphics (south OKC) lean toward custom design consultation, making them more expensive upfront but useful if your artwork needs work. D & R Graphics sits in the middle: faster and cheaper than full-service design shops, more flexible and personable than franchises. Choose D & R for straightforward printing of finished designs or simple modifications; choose a design-forward alternative if you need creative input or start from scratch.
This shop works best for businesses with existing artwork, nonprofits doing annual fundraiser runs, sports teams needing season apparel, and event coordinators printing merchandise in quantities of 50 to 500. It also suits customers who value local ownership and direct communication with the printer. It is less suited to individuals wanting a single custom shirt (consider print-on-demand online) or to organizations needing elaborate custom design work alongside printing. If you need the garment decorated in 2 days, check availability; D & R can sometimes accommodate rush orders, but standard lead time is worth planning around.
Call or email with order details: quantity, garment type and size breakdown, artwork file (PDF or high-resolution image), and desired number of ink colors. The shop will review feasibility, suggest adjustments if needed (such as simplifying fine details that won't print cleanly), provide a quote, and collect a 50% deposit to schedule production. You will pick up finished goods at the shop or arrange shipping. Most customers come in person for the deposit and sample review rather than handling everything remotely, which allows for last-minute tweaks.
D & R Graphics operates Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., and typically closes weekends. Street parking is available at the location. The shop is accessible for walk-ins or by appointment. Confirm current hours before visiting, as seasonal or emergency closures do occur.
D & R Graphics fills a practical need in Oklahoma City's nonprofit and small-business ecosystem. It prints without unnecessary delay or cost markup, making group apparel affordable at scale.
