Jody and her crew at the office are all Chargers fans and go to the games as a group. She had an idea for t-shirt that would show not only their team spirit but to serve as a warning to the other team.

We took the concept and designed a shirt based on her idea. On her approval we then printed it on a variety of t-shirts and tank tops and had it ready in time for the game (as you can see in the picture).

Lookin’ good guys! And I don’t know if it helped but the Chargers won that day 14 to 3. Woo hoo! Go Chargers!

*Note: Additional charges for custom artwork. A stylized simulation of the logos were created in-house. No trademarked logos were used in this printing. Trademarked logos can not be printed or recreated without express written permission from the rights holder.

Our local IKEA store was having a special event over the weekend. It was a mattess promotion and what better way to get the word out than on the backs (and fronts) of their employees in the store.

We had 150 shirts screened with their own design in size 2XL. Their idea was to make them look like sleep shirts and as you can see from the picture they came out great.

Want to turn your employees, family or friends into walking adverts for your business? We can do it! Ask us how.

Stepping Stone is hosting a fund raiser event here in San Diego on Saturday and they needed shirts on short notice. With DTG that’s no problem.

They selected a gray ringer T from Anvil and sent us their artwork ready to print so we were able to turn the job around to them in days rather than weeks like some methods. The results were impressive and with no setup charge they were able to save that money and put it to better use.

Steve from MasterCraft called again. This time he’d added more color to his logo so he wanted new shirts.

With Direct to Garment printing the vibrant colors show through and last without having the heavy weight feeling of traditional silk screened shirts. That’s especially important when the design is so large and the shirts are worn while working in these dog days of summer.

Brandon came back in with another t-shirt design he wanted to see in print. He wanted to see the level of detail the Direct to Garment printer could produce on a more intricate design.

The high resolution printing of the DTG didn’t disappoint. Click on the photo to see a larger version and all the details.

It’s Just Lunch is a dating sevice for busy professionals and as it turns out…they are busy professionals themselves.

They had a special event going on over the weekend and they needed some shirts embroidered fast. They provided us with their stock embroidery pattern so there were no delays or costs for digitization. We were able to get the job done and turn it around to them the next day.

And they came out great…if we do say so ourselves.

A friend of a friend called Matt is an amazing artist. We’ve admired his work online for quite a while so we decided to hit him up for a t-shirt design that we could print.

He sent us a high quality scan of this image and we printed it using the direct to garment printer with amazing results. Even the finest details came through including the shadows on the wrestler’s skin. And even though the graphic is large the fabric retains it’s light and breathable nature through the DTG technology.

Want to see your art on a t-shirt or other garment? Give us a call.

A local artist called Brandon came to us specifically looking for direct to garment for t-shirts he had designed. He himelf has done traditional silk screening in the past and was unsatisfied with the weight that traditional silk screening ink adds to the garment. It renders the printed area of the garment unbreathable and effects the comfort of the shirt in his opinion.

With DTG, only the exact amount of ink needed for the design is sprayed on the fabric leaving it breathable and comfortable while retaining it’s vivid color. Plus with no setup fees, we were able to put his print ready designs on just a few sample t-shirts to help him decide which looks best.

We think they all look great and he agreed.

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.