Custom Die-Cut Stickers for Bronx, New York

An order headed for Bronx is identified by its street address, not by a postal code, because we hold no ZIP on file for it. That is a small distinction right up until a finished box is sitting on the bench and the label has to be correct the first time. So the practical instruction for a run going there is short: give us the full street line, the apartment, floor or suite if there is one, and the name of the person who will actually take the box in.

Addressing a run when there is no postal code to lean on

Most checkout forms treat the ZIP as the anchor and the street line as supporting detail. For these orders we work the other way around. The street number and street name carry the delivery, and a contact name on the same label carries the handoff at the other end. Team decals are rarely opened by the person who signs for them. They go to a coach, a club office, or somebody's kitchen table, and then they get counted out into piles.

The county line on the order reads Bronx County, and we leave it at that. We do not need a postal code from you, and we would rather have no ZIP on an order than a guessed one, because a guessed code is the kind of error that looks correct on every screen it passes through.

What a run of team decals actually comes to

Die-cut stickers are priced by the square inch, and the rate per square inch falls as the count goes up. A two by two inch decal is four square inches. At one hundred pieces the rate is twenty six cents a square inch, which puts that decal at $1.04 each and the hundred at $104.00. Push the same decal to two hundred and fifty pieces and the rate drops to twenty four cents, so each one is $0.96 and the two hundred and fifty come to $240.00.

That is the whole calculation: size in square inches, multiplied by the rate for the band your count lands in. Nothing is added for the shape of the cut.

Where the rate steps down

The bands run like this. One to twenty four pieces is thirty five cents a square inch. Twenty five to forty nine is thirty cents. Fifty to ninety nine is twenty eight. One hundred to two hundred and forty nine is twenty six. Two hundred and fifty to four hundred and ninety nine is twenty four. At five hundred it is twenty two.

The steps are worth a second look before you confirm a count, because a roster that sits just under a break often costs about the same as one that clears it. If your number is close to the edge of a band, tell us and we will show you both figures side by side.

There is a minimum, and it is not a price floor. An order qualifies at ten or more pieces, or at ten dollars of merchandise, whichever it reaches first. A small set of decals for a coaching staff clears it on the piece count long before the dollar figure matters.

Twenty five point three miles, in a straight line

Bronx lies 25.3 miles west of the shop at 205 East Main Street in Huntington, and that is a straight line on a map rather than anything to do with roads. It is useful mainly as a sense of scale. Everything is printed and cut at that one address, so if somebody on the club is making the trip anyway, local pickup is free and the box can be collected in person instead of shipped.

We cover the same ground either way. Mount Vernon is 5.0 miles out, Yonkers 5.9, New Rochelle 6.7, Kings Point 7.7, and Manhattan 8.3. Clubs that pull players from more than one of those places often want a single artwork file and several separate shipments, and that is a normal thing to ask for.

Artwork, and what the cut line needs

A team decal is usually a crest, a mascot, a number set, or a name plate, and all four cut cleanly if the shape is clear. What helps most is a file with a transparent background, so the outline we cut to is the edge of the art and not the edge of a white box you did not know was there. If the logo has a thin tail or a point that narrows to almost nothing, we will usually suggest a small margin around the whole shape so the cut has something to hold.

If you are working from a jersey graphic or an old team file, send it as it is and we will tell you what we see before anything is printed. Name sets and number sets are worth sending as a plain list as well, because a typo in a roster is much easier to catch in text.

Who tends to place these orders

If you are the team manager, you are the one holding the roster, and the roster is what drives the count. Send us the number of players, the number of siblings and parents who will want one, and the size you have in mind, and we will price the bands around it.

If you are a coach ordering a small set for staff only, you are well under the first band, at thirty five cents a square inch, and you still clear the minimum at ten pieces. Small sets are ordinary here.

If you are a parent volunteer running a fundraiser table, the arithmetic above is the part to plan against. The step from one hundred to two hundred and fifty is where the per piece figure moves most visibly, and it is worth knowing before you set a price for the table.

If you are a club treasurer covering several teams at once, keep the artwork common and vary only the name or number. One file, one setup conversation, and a count that adds up across the teams rather than being split into separate small orders.

Questions we get from team managers

Our order is going to a Bronx address with no ZIP on file. What do I put in the shipping fields? The full street line, including apartment, floor or suite, plus the recipient name. That is what the order routes on. If a postal code field will not let you past, leave us a note and we will address the label from the street line.

We need one hundred two by two inch decals for a Bronx team. What is the figure? Four square inches at the hundred piece rate of twenty six cents, so $1.04 each and $104.00 for the hundred.

If our Bronx roster and parent list push us past one hundred, where does the next price break sit? At two hundred and fifty pieces the rate falls to twenty four cents. The same two by two inch decal is then $0.96 each, and two hundred and fifty of them come to $240.00.

We have sister teams in Mount Vernon and Yonkers. Can the Bronx order be split across all three? Yes. One artwork file, one combined count for pricing, and separate shipments to each address. Tell us which boxes go where and we will label them that way.

Can somebody collect a Bronx order at the shop instead of having it sent? Yes. Pickup at the Huntington storefront is free, and anyone you name on the order can take it. Bring the order number and we will hand it over at the counter.