Staff shirts, event tees, mugs and promo items — produced alongside your signage, so the branding actually matches instead of drifting a shade off because two vendors interpreted your logo differently.

We're honest about what this is. We're a sign shop that does apparel, not an apparel shop. If you need five hundred shirts for a festival, a dedicated screen printer will beat us on price and we'll tell you so. If you need two dozen shirts for your staff, a run of tees for an event, or mugs and pens to hand out at a trade show booth we're already building the backdrop for, that's exactly what we're set up for.

Light garments — printed in-house

We run direct-to-garment printing on light cotton in our shop. Full color, soft hand, no minimum order, and short turnaround because it never leaves the building. Print area is up to 11.5 by 8 inches, which covers a left chest, a standard front graphic or a pocket print. If your design needs to run wider than that, tell us early and we'll talk about how to lay it out.

Dark garments — heat-applied vinyl

Dark shirts, hoodies and jackets go a different route: we cut the design in heat transfer vinyl and press it. Excellent durability, strong solid colors, and it works on garments direct-to-garment printing can't handle. The trade-off is that it suits solid-color artwork and clean logos rather than photographs or gradients. Most business logos are exactly that.

Promo goods

Mugs, pens, mousepads, stickers and the usual trade show items. Tell us what the event is and the quantity and we'll come back with options and pricing.

The reason to bundle it

If we're already building your sign, your banner or your step-and-repeat, adding shirts and giveaways to the same job means one point of contact, one set of artwork files, and one delivery date. That's the whole argument.

Shirts start at $28 with the garment included, or $14.50 if you're supplying your own. Mugs from $17. No minimum order.