Branding & promo
From the screen
to the printed object.
Identity systems and the things they end up stitched, screened, and folded onto — under one roof, off one invoice. The same person who draws the mark is the one talking to the vendor about thread color the day it goes to embroidery.
Identity work.
A sample of the engagements where the brand and the operations are made by the same person.
What I print on.
The catalog reads like every promotional shop in the country. The difference is everything underneath it. Lead times are bands — the conversation is where dates get nailed down.
- Tees Screen print 7–10 days
- Performance DTF / sublim. 7–10 days
- Polos Embroidery 10–14 days
- Hats Embroidery 10–14 days
- Hoodies Screen print 10–14 days
- Totes Screen print 7–10 days
- Banners Wide-format 3–5 days
- Yard signs Wide-format 3–5 days
- Booklets Paper print 5–7 days
- Business cards Paper print 5–7 days
- Direct mail Print + mail 10–14 days
- Letterhead Paper print 5–7 days
Not seeing a substrate? Ask. The vendor network covers a few dozen surfaces beyond this list — these are the ones requested most.
How buying works.
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Two dozen vendors,
one invoice.You don't manage a relationship with each fabricator. The scope of work, the proofs, the substrates, the freight, the billing — all consolidated. One PO, one delivery window, one person to call if it slips.
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School-friendly
Net-30 terms.Real Net-30 for schools, CTE programs, and non-profits without the song and dance. POs are accepted; invoicing follows the program's billing cycle, not mine.
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No calculator.
A real conversation.Live pricing on a website is fast and almost always wrong. The form on the services page gathers what you actually need, and a thirty-minute conversation turns it into a real quote — faster than any configurator, more accurate than any flat rate.