Die cut stickers for Manhasset, New York

North Hills, Great Neck Plaza and Flower Hill sit within a mile and a half of one another in straight line terms, close enough that one sheet of decals can end up split between all three. Manhasset sits in the middle of that cluster, with University Gardens about two miles off. We cut stickers for all of those places, and because they run together the way they do, an order placed under one name often goes to an address listed under another.

Addresses do the work here

There is no ZIP code on file for this part of Nassau County on our side, which means we do not route anything by ZIP. The street address is what the order travels on. When you fill in the delivery details, put the full street number, the street name, the name of the place as you would normally write it, and the state. If the person receiving the box is at a different address than the one on the payment card, use the receiving address in the shipping field and leave the card address where it belongs. A missing ZIP on our records changes nothing about what arrives or what it costs. It only changes where you should be careful.

A team decal run, priced out

Say a manager needs a squad decal at 2 by 2 inches. That is 4 square inches. Die cut stickers are priced per square inch, and the rate falls as the piece count rises. At 60 pieces the rate is 28 cents per square inch, so each decal is $1.12 and the run of 60 comes to $67.20. Push the same decal to 100 pieces and the rate drops to 26 cents, which puts each one at $1.04 and the full 100 at $104.00. The larger run is more money in total and less per decal, which is the trade every manager with a roster and a few spares to cover has to weigh.

The rate ladder in full

The bands are simple enough to keep in your head. It is 35 cents per square inch at 1 to 24 pieces, 30 cents at 25 to 49, 28 cents at 50 to 99, 26 cents at 100 to 249, 24 cents at 250 to 499, and 22 cents at 500. Two things follow from that. The size of the sticker and the number of stickers are separate levers, so a smaller decal at a higher count and a larger decal at a lower count can land in similar territory. And the band edges are worth looking at before you commit, since a count sitting just under an edge is the one case where ordering a few more pieces costs less than you expect.

What the minimum actually asks of you

An order qualifies at 10 or more pieces, or at $10 of merchandise, whichever comes first. That is a qualifying threshold, not a price floor, so it is not asking you to spend a set amount. A run of 12 small decals for a squad of twelve clears it on piece count alone, and a single larger sticker can clear it on value instead. If you are testing a design before committing the whole team to it, the minimum does not lock you out.

Artwork for a squad order

Most team runs start from artwork that exists: a crest, a mascot, a wordmark somebody drew years ago. Send it at the largest size you have it in, and tell us the finished size you want in inches, because that is what the price is built on. If you want each decal cut to the outline of the shape rather than to a plain rectangle, say so, and tell us whether you want a margin of colour around the edge or a cut tight to the artwork. If the design carries player numbers or names, send the list as plain text rather than typed into the image, so the spelling can be checked against what you wrote.

Getting it from us to you

Everything we print and cut happens at one address, 205 East Main Street in

Huntington, and Manhasset is 17.0 miles south west of it in a straight line. Local pickup at that counter is free if somebody is coming this way regardless. Otherwise the order ships, and it ships to the street address you entered. We ship within the United States.

If you manage a team

You are the one holding the roster, the money and the group chat. Work out the finished size first, then count heads and add a few, because the per piece rate falls as the count climbs and the spares cost less than a second order would. Give us one delivery address rather than a list, and hand them out yourself.

If you are a parent volunteer

You may be collecting cash in an envelope and guessing at the total. Use the band table above to price the decal before you ask anyone for money, so you are quoting a real figure rather than a hopeful one. A 2 by 2 inch decal at sixty pieces is $1.12 apiece, which is an easy number to say out loud at a sideline.

If you coach one squad

Small runs are fine. Under 25 pieces the rate is 35 cents per square inch, the highest band, so a small order costs more per decal than a large one. If other squads in the club want the same shape, combining into one run moves everybody down a band.

If you want a handful for yourself

One or two of something, a name, a shape, a design your kid drew, all of it works the same way. Price is size times the per square inch rate for the band you land in, and the 10 piece or $10 rule decides whether the order qualifies.

Questions people actually ask

There is no ZIP code on file for Manhasset in your system. How should I enter the delivery address?

Type the full street address, including the street number and street name, plus the place name and the state. We route by street address, not by ZIP, so nothing is missing from the order.

Our Manhasset team needs 60 decals at 2 by 2 inches. What is that going to cost?

A 2 by 2 inch sticker is 4 square inches. Sixty pieces sits in the 50 to 99 band at 28 cents per square inch, so each decal is $1.12 and the sixty together are $67.20.

If we take the Manhasset order from 60 pieces up to 100, does the price per sticker genuinely drop?

Yes. At 100 pieces you cross into the 26 cent band, so the same 2 by 2 inch decal falls from $1.12 to $1.04 each. The full hundred is $104.00.

Our Manhasset roster is smaller than ten players. Can we still order?

You can. The order qualifies at 10 or more pieces or at $10 of merchandise, whichever comes first, so a small run of larger stickers clears the threshold on value even if the piece count does not.

We want every Manhasset player to get a decal with their own number on it. Does that change the price?

No. Price comes from the finished size and the total number of pieces in the run, so a set of decals that are all the same size but carry different numbers is priced exactly like a set that are all identical. Send the numbers as a plain list so they can be checked.