HOW DO I ORDER CUSTOM APPAREL?

  • CHOOSE A PRODUCT

    View our online catalog of apparel - tees, hats, sweatshirts, polos, and so much more!

  • SEND ARTWORK

    Provide us with your company logo or design.

  • SELECT GARMENT DETAILS

    Choose sizes and colors for your selected apparel.

  • ADD FINISHING TOUCHES

    Finalize print/thread colors and decoration locations

  • SIT BACK AND RELAX

    We get to work creating your custom embroidered or printed apparel!

Apparel Catalogs

Shop our extension selection of apparel from all your favorite brands!

Apparel Catalogs

Some of our favorite suppliers:

  • SANMAR

    Great brands including: Carhartt, Nike, Ogio, Travis Mathew, The North Face, Sport-tek, Port Authority

    Online catalog 

  • S & S ACTIVEWEAR

    Great brands including: Adidas, Tultex, Under Armour, Bella+Canvas, Richardson Cap

    Online catalog 

  • ONE STOP INC.

    Great brands including: Lane Seven, Enza, Next Level Apparel, Champion

    Online Catalog 

  • CUTTER & BUCK

    High end sportswear and professional styles

    Online catalog 

  • MOMENTEC BRANDS

    Holloway, Badger, Augusta Sportswear, Pacific Headwear

    Online catalog 

  • STORM CREEK

    High end sportswear and professional styles

    Online catalog 

EMBROIDERY ARTWORK REQUIREMENTS:

While vector artwork is always preferred - for embroidery, all we really need is a clear picture/graphic to create the design. Embroidery digitizing is creating the stitch file that our commercial embroidery machines need, and it is done by an artist laying the right type, direction, and path of stitches over your art to create an embroidered image.

SCREENPRINT ARTWORK REQUIREMENTS:

For screenprinting, vector artwork is required. If you do not have your artwork in vector format, we can create that for you. This will usually result in an art charge.

VECTOR VS RASTER FILES:

    • A vector file is a digital image format that uses mathematical formulas to define images. Vector files can be resized infinitely without losing quality, making them ideal for logos, illustrations, and other scalable designs. Common vector file formats include .AI (Adobe Illustrator), .EPS (Encapsulated Postscript), and .SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics).
    • Raster files are images created from pixels, tiny colored squares that form a complete image when arranged together. These files are commonly used for photographs and detailed graphics. Common raster file types include JPEG, PNG, GIF, and TIFF.

Definitely not a vector file:

  • .jpg
  • .png
  • .tiff
  • .Microsoft Office Documents
  • .gif
  • .bmp
  • .exif

Might be a vector file:

  • .pdf

Usually a vector file:

  • .EPS
  • .AI
  • .CDR
  • .SVG