Postage costs vary immensely depending on the size and type of the packaging, if the parcel is insured (value of package effects this) and whether the package goes registered, surface or airmail.

A customer wanting polo tops or T shirts can estimate their postal costs from the Thai Post website thailandpost. 

Prices here are in Thai Baht. At the present the the Australian Dollar is worth about 26 Thai baht or 36 baht for the US dollar. Registered Airmail will take about 1-2 weeks to get to Australia from Thailand

The average polo top will cost about 600 baht (AU$16) to send to Australia as registered airmail.

To send  as surface mail the same package will cost about 75 baht (AU$2.00) Surface mail will take about 3-4 weeks to get from Thailand to Australia.

An accurate cost can only be determined at arrival at the post office and after the post office has weighed the package.

Pricing of patches depends on colours, complexity and size. Simple designs that can be embroidered in a reasonable time will be cheaper than others with many colour changes and of a large size. The size guide is good for the average patch of 2 or 3 colours. 

The type of stitch and fill compared to outlined images affects prices.

With larger orders there will  be discount as with sets of patches in sheets of 9 that are available for reselling.

Collages are a series of images and will generally be priced on all the components added together.

New designs digitised from your images will cost about 250 baht for each image fitting in the 85 square mm.

Anything bigger than 125 mm. is to be negotiated as these will depend a lot on the complexity of the designs.