Jordan was looking to find a new way of printing shirts in smaller quantities for his business. This way they could be test marketed without investing in major inventory. Direct to Garment to the rescue!

This design came out particularly well, if we do say so ourselves, as the combination of the sharp and detailed graphics were maintained and the ink-splotched looking background looks like it was an expensive two step process when in reality it only took one pass with the DTG.

So how can we bring your art to life on a t-shirt or other garment? Give us a call and find out.

Lisa bought a sweatshirt for her boyfriend at Christmas and wanted to put his name on the front. She decided take the job into her own hands — she bought a sweat jacket and some iron-on transfer letters from a crafts store and the results were not good! After the wrong directions lead her to burning the jacket she bought other letters and tried to stitch them on herself to cover it up with no luck.

She then came to us and we were able to set her up with the custom vinyl transfers on the jacket you see above for about half of what she’d spent on the first jacket and supplies. It came out great and she was able to give her boyfriend a Christmas gift she could be proud of…albeit a little late.