Retail-feeling merch
Heavyweight tees, fleece, and better color palettes when the goal is something people would actually choose off a rack.
Wearable Goods
Custom Apparel
Tees, fleece, polos, outerwear, and branded layers built to feel wearable first, branded second.
Best For
Apparel worth keeping
The best apparel programs start with the right blank, the right decoration, and a clear use case. That is what keeps the finished piece from feeling like another default giveaway.
Teams + uniforms
Cleaner apparel systems for staff kits, hospitality programs, office gear, and recurring internal orders.
Launches + gifting
Premium hoodies, tees, and layers when the apparel has to feel generous enough for gifting and strong enough for a drop.
Recent Apparel
Recent apparel programs
A quick visual pass across the apparel lane, from graphic tees and heavy fleece to cleaner embroidered uniform pieces.
Premium Blanks
We start with the good stuff
AS Colour, Lane Seven, and Los Angeles Apparel are a few of the premium blank lines we use often, not the full list. The point is simple: start with the right weight, fit, and feel.
We also source from other manufacturers depending on the garment, budget, use case, and timeline. If you already know the blank, great. If not, we can help narrow the right tee, fleece, polo, or layer.
Build Paths
Start with a blank or build further
Most apparel orders are strongest when we start with the right blank and decorate it well. When the garment itself needs to feel more proprietary, we can push the build further.
100+ pieces · 2-3 weeks
Quick Turn
This is the faster path when timing matters more than re-engineering the garment from scratch.
- Start with strong blanks across tees, fleece, polos, and layers
- Add screen print, embroidery, labels, or finishing details locally
- Best for events, team gear, gifting, and faster campaign windows
300+ pieces · 8-12 weeks
Full Custom
This is the lane when the silhouette, garment color, labels, trims, or construction details need to feel more specific to the brand.
- Custom colors, labels, trims, and fit direction
- Best for retail drops, uniforms, and apparel that needs more ownability
- Stronger choice when the garment itself matters as much as the logo
What We Make
Core apparel categories
Start with the garment family first. Then we can narrow the blank, fit, decoration, and finishing details around the job it needs to do.
Retail-feeling merch
Tees
Launches + gifting
Hoodies + Fleece
Sets + add-ons
Sweatpants
Everyday layers
Long Sleeves
Teams + uniforms
Polos + Work Shirts
Crews + trades
Construction Apparel
Premium layers
Outerwear + Layers
Multi-piece programs
Mixed Apparel Runs
Retail-feeling merch
Tees
Launches + gifting
Hoodies + Fleece
Sets + add-ons
Sweatpants
Everyday layers
Long Sleeves
Teams + uniforms
Polos + Work Shirts
Crews + trades
Construction Apparel
Premium layers
Outerwear + Layers
Multi-piece programs
Mixed Apparel Runs
Retail-feeling merch
Tees
Launches + gifting
Hoodies + Fleece
Sets + add-ons
Sweatpants
Everyday layers
Long Sleeves
Teams + uniforms
Polos + Work Shirts
Crews + trades
Construction Apparel
Premium layers
Outerwear + Layers
Multi-piece programs
Mixed Apparel Runs
Decoration
Apparel decoration methods
Screen Print
Best for larger graphics, more color, front-and-back layouts, and graphic tees or fleece where the artwork is the hero.
Embroidery
Best for cleaner left-chest hits, hats, fleece, outerwear, and premium logo placements that need more texture.
Labels + Finishing
Hem labels, printed neck labels, hang tags, and other finishing details when the apparel needs to feel more retail-ready.
Patches + Mixed Decoration
Good when the apparel system needs layered branding details instead of relying on one front print alone.
A Few Things To Know
What makes apparel worth wearing
Good apparel starts with the right blank, the right decoration, and a fit that feels natural.
Start with the right blank
Weight, fit, fabric, and color do a lot of the work before the logo ever shows up.
Match the decoration to the garment
Tees, fleece, polos, and work shirts do not all want the same treatment.
Keep it simple
One strong placement and a wearable piece usually win.
FAQ
Good to know
What is the MOQ for custom apparel?
Most quick-turn apparel programs start at 100 pieces total. Full custom apparel usually starts at 300 pieces because the garment itself is being built out more specifically.
Can I mix tees, hoodies, and other apparel in one order?
Yes. Mixed apparel runs are common, especially when one logo system needs to live across tees, fleece, hats, or softer add-on pieces.
How long does custom apparel take?
Quick-turn blank-based apparel programs usually land in about 2-3 weeks after direction and proof approval. More full custom apparel builds usually run about 8-12 weeks depending on the garment and level of development.
Can you help choose the right blank?
Yes. That is usually one of the most useful parts of the process, especially when you know the vibe, budget, and timeline but not the exact tee, fleece, or layer yet.
How do I decide between screen print and embroidery?
Screen print is usually better for larger graphics and fuller artwork moments. Embroidery is usually stronger for smaller premium placements, fleece, hats, and outerwear.
