After we embroidered his polo shirts, Brian had another idea. Embroidering the logo on his equipment bags.

That’s the cool thing about getting your logo digitized for embroidery, once it’s done we keep it on file and can embroider it over and over again on a variety of items including shirts, hats, bags, towels…virtually anything.

Lisa & Karla of Fido & Company are opening up a canine country club here in San Diego. A high end doggie care and spa center so they wanted a professional look for their staff.

We started by having their logo digitized for embroidery with custom thread colors that they chose. Then we embroidered it on a variety of polos, button-down shirts and tees that will be used as uniforms.

We also took the logo and set it up for printing on the direct to garment printer and made all different kinds of t-shirts and baseball shirts for fun and promotional purposes.

Give us a call and let’s talk about how we can help you promote your business.

Just when we thought we knew all the uses for the direct to garment printer Keith came up with a new one. Chair covers!

We took an image of his dog Matilda and printed it in color on the muslin covers this way when they put them on the chairs it will look like the dogs are sitting at the table.

A neat idea brought to life by the DTG…

Chuck, a friend and now customer, hadn’t ordered new apparel for his business in a few years. He decided it was time for a change so we worked with him to design a new logo and then he got the trifecta…items printed with the DTG, embroidered and vinyl transfers.

We used the direct to garment printer and vinyl transfers to put the new logos on a variety of t-shirts and tanktops. Each one a different color to give him some variety.

We also embroidered a stock image and his business name in the colors he chose on some of his new haircutting capes.

Now Chuck’s a walking advertisement for his business. And the customers aren’t the only ones supporting a professionally styled look!

Pam stopped in with this neat thing. It was a towel who someone had made into a hooded towel for her granddaughter. While it was a really nice custom made piece, she wanted to customize it further by having Kylie’s name embroidered on it.

We chose a font and a color and BAM! A special gift for her special little girl.

Need something monogrammed? Give us a call or stop by.

With school starting again Briana’s grandmother thought it would be a good idea to have her new sleeping bag for nap time embroidered with her name. Not only does it look nice but it also helps the kids and the teachers keep track of what goes with who.

Briana herself requested her name to be embroidered in black and we were skeptical at first but looking at the finished product you see it really pops out against the pink and other colors.

So what can we personalize for you? Shirts, blankets, towels, hats…give us a call and find out.

Trish at our bank contacted us about a promotion they are running and the theme is baseball. They run special events all the time and she thought a good way to drive it home would be with team shirts.

We gave her several shirt choices in different price ranges. She decided on Champion baseball jerseys in colors that matched their logo perfectly. We used direct to garment printing to best capture the vibrant colors.

So when is your next special event? For business or pleasure, give us a call and see how we can make the event even more special.

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!