With Cityfest coming up this weekend, Uptown Partnership decided they wanted matching shirts to help promote their business and brand identity.

They chose polo shirts for a professional look and we imprinted their logo using the DTG. And though they ordered them for the event, they aren’t specific to this particular event so they can wear them over and over again.

So when is your next event? Give us a call ask how we can help you promote your business or organization.

Our neighbors over at Pendulum Studios are rebranding their company at an event this week. They came to us with designs for a t-shirt and we made them a couple of samples to help them decide. The DTG’s high resolution was able to replicate the combination of line art and image with fine details intact.

They liked them so much they came back with an order for a large assortment of hoodies, short sleeve T’s, long sleeve T’s and polo shirts. Because of the speed of direct to garment printing we were able to get the job done within three days so the shirts were ready on time for the event.

Proof once again for orders big and small DTG is the way to go!

A friend of ours named Ian was interested in getting t-shirts with his organizations logo on it but wasn’t sure how to convince the decision makers. What better way to make an impression on them than with an actual shirt?

We took their logo and made up a couple of different designs with the DTG for him so they could get an idea of what they might look like. Are these the final designs? Maybe not, but it’s a starting point and one that is sure to help make the decision easier. That’s the beauty of being able to make one off samples with little or no setup fees or time.

This third order for Byron included some really diverse items. Jackets, shorts and tanks all from American Apparel. We worked with Byron to design another logo with a new font that he’d seen while browsing our font book.*

The results…even more impressive in our humble opinions. To heck with being humble! They look great and show how easy it is for us to do one off samples and small runs. And when he hits it big time, we’ll be there to handle the large volume jobs as well.

*Creative design may be subject to additional charges

Another repeat customer…this time Tango Wine with some light weight tanks in a more summer friendly white color. Did these with direct to garment which insures the best flexibility on these rib knits from American Apparel.

Next week Jordan turns 11 and an “Idol” themed party is planned. And what’s a better party favor than a t-shirt!

We whipped up a logo* and made them with the DTG printer on t-shirts in her favorite color….lime green. We put some text and the date on the back and POOF! Instant and long lasting souvenirs for everyone that don’t cause cavities or affect kids with nut allergies.

So when’s your next party, family reuinon or group outing? Want to add some fun? Give us a call and let’s talk shirts, hats, bags…

*Note: Additional charges may apply for custom artwork.

If there is one thing we like more than new customers it’s repeat customers. Why? Because if they’re coming back that means we are doing something right.

After seeing the first set of samples, Byron decided to add sweats to the clothing line he’s starting. This round we used vinyl transfer to embellish these and take them up a notch with black and red logos on the grays and silver and red logos on the black ones.

And they came out pretty nice if we do say so ourselves.

Mike stopped in from the new restaurant across the street with some chef whites that he wanted embroidered with his name and the name of the restaurant and we were glad to help. He chose his own fonts and a rich green color (Maybe becasue it’s a vegetarian restaurant…??) for both the hat and jacket. But that is just the tip of the iceberg. We can do t-shirt, polo shirts, aprons, uniforms, jackets, baseball caps…whatever kind of restaurant attire you have we can imprint or embroider it and often with a quick turn around time.

In this case it was basic lettering so as requested we were able to have them ready in time for his shift the next morning. OK Mike…now let’s see how long they stay clean!

Siri had an idea for an extension of her already successful wine shop. Selling t-shirts with catchy phrases on them and their company logo.

Using vinyl transfer we made a series of one-offs that she could see and show to potential customers and gage reactions. We also did a larger quantity of T’s silk screened with their company logo. And of course…she chose American Apparel shirts for a slimmer, sexier fit.

Byron stopped in the other day and told us he was interested in starting his own clothing line. All he had was a pencil drawing of a logo and a lot of big ideas. Well, being big idea people ourselves we were ready to help.

We started by creating his logo in electronic format* in a couple of different styles including solid and outline. Because he wanted a slimmer, more tailored cut to his clothes we pointed him to t-shirts and tank tops from American Apparel and he selected the sizes, style and colors that met with his vision.

Based on his needs, we used DTG on some of the items and multi-layered, two color vinyl transfers on the others with impressive results.

Another successful job. And best wishes on your new venture Byron!

*Creative design and artwork conversion may be subject to additional charges