Customer
Identify the buyer and decision-maker.
Collect the buyer, organization, contact details, and person who approves changes.
- Customer and organization
- Email, phone, and contact preference
- Separate approval contact
Describe your shop and production questions. Makeform creates a screen print order form for customer details, garments, artwork, decoration, size quantities, and deadlines.
Route new print requests to email, Google Sheets, Slack, and Zapier.
Sample prompts for screen printing shops
Choose a starting prompt, tailor the details, and send it to the Makeform builder. Each structure is an example you can edit.
Audience
Customers requesting a first screen print quote
Format
Detailed quote request with artwork upload
Prompt size
221 chars
Example form structure
Detailed quote request with artwork upload
Customer and organization details
Garment style, color, and print locations
Upload print-ready artwork or reference files
Quantity needed for each size
Requested completion date
Suggested routing tags
Needs quote
Artwork review
Ready to schedule
Ask for quantities as separate size fields. One total quantity without a size breakdown cannot become a usable garment order.
Step 1
Specify
garments, colors, locations, and sizes
Step 2
Review
artwork, availability, and deadline checked
Step 3
Approve
customer confirms the production details
Step 4
Schedule
complete order moves into the shop queue
Why structured intake matters
Structured fields connect the garment, design, print setup, size run, and deadline in one order brief.
Separate youth and adult size quantities expose missing counts before garments are ordered.
Print locations, ink colors, garment colors, and artwork arrive with the customer record.
Conditional paths keep reorders short and open extra fields when specifications change.
Common order paths
Replace sample garment and decoration choices with your shop's catalog.
Gather project details for staff review before pricing or approval.
Collect a roster, size run, and optional names or numbers.
Separate staff shirts from resale inventory under one deadline.
Reference the previous job and collect only changes, quantities, and due date.
Order-form workflow
Build around your estimator's decisions, then test size totals and conditional branches.
Name your garments, print locations, artwork formats, size range, and quoting requirements.
Add real garment styles, one field per size, and conditional personalization questions.
Submit a mixed size run and changed reorder, then check the response.
Publish or embed the form and route submissions to your estimator.
Intake options
The fastest request channel is not useful if staff must contact the customer again for every size, location, and artwork detail.
Field guide
These six sections create a coherent request for shop review.
Customer
Collect the buyer, organization, contact details, and person who approves changes.
Garments
Give each garment style or color its own specifications and size run.
Quantities
Use separate size fields and a combined total to expose mismatched counts.
Artwork
Request artwork status, files, and the previous job number when one exists.
Print setup
Record dimensions and ink choices separately for every decoration location.
Timing and fulfillment
Collect the needed date and fulfillment plan without promising the schedule.
Related tools
Use these live Makeform tools for adjacent order, approval, merchandise, and uniform intake needs.
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Open toolCollect specifications for apparel beyond standard printed T-shirts.
Open toolGive reviewers a structured place to respond to a proof before production.
Open toolOrganize apparel purchasing details for vendors and internal teams.
Open toolGather uniform choices and student size quantities for school programs.
Open toolHandle internal requests for branded merchandise and promotional stock.
Open toolFAQ
Practical answers for print shops replacing incomplete emails and handwritten order notes.
Include customer details, garment style and color, size quantities, print locations, ink colors, artwork, personalization, deadline, and fulfillment. Add the previous job number for reorders.
Use one number field per size, keep youth and adult sizes distinct, and create a separate run for each garment. A combined total exposes mistakes.
Yes. Add a file upload field, list preferred formats, and ask whether the file is production art, an approved design, or a reference needing preparation.
Yes. A reorder can request the old job number, quantities, and changes, while a new project opens the full garment, artwork, placement, and ink sections.
Not automatically. Describe submission as a request for staff to review garment availability, artwork, setup, pricing, and schedule. Keep the requested date unconfirmed until review.
Reveal a roster upload when personalization is selected. Request garment size, printed name, number, and packaging group in one consistent table, with spelling reviewed.
Yes. Makeform supports unlimited free forms and responses. Generate, edit, publish, and collect requests without a response cap; payment only removes the Makeform badge.
Responses reach the Makeform inbox and can route to email, Google Sheets, Slack, or Zapier. Test the destination with a realistic mixed-size order before launch.
Replace scattered print-order messages.