Custom apparel, printed and embroidered in Utah.
Custom t-shirts, polos, hoodies, and jackets — decorated with screenprinting, embroidery, and heat-press in our own Lindon, Utah facility, or through trusted partners when a job calls for it. Running our own production means tighter quality control, faster turnaround, and one accountable team.
Three ways to put your logo on it
Screenprinting
The workhorse for t-shirts and larger runs. Vibrant, durable spot color that holds up wash after wash — and gets more economical as quantities climb.
Embroidery
The premium look for polos, jackets, and headwear. Stitched, not printed — the texture reads quality at arm’s length, and it outlasts the garment.
Heat-press
Full-color detail, names and numbers, small runs, and print-on-demand webstore items — fast setup with no screens to burn.
The difference between a $6 shirt and a $14 shirt
Fabric weight, cotton quality, and fit consistency. Budget tees use lighter, open-end cotton that feels rough and prints unevenly; mid-tier shirts use ring-spun cotton that’s softer, drapes better, and gives decoration a smoother surface. People keep shirts they like wearing — and a kept shirt is the cheapest advertising you’ll ever buy.
This is the kind of tradeoff we walk through in design — strategy before SKU. Sometimes the $6 shirt is exactly right (one-day event, huge crowd). Sometimes it’s the most expensive thing you can buy, because nobody wears it twice. We’ll tell you which is which.
Quick answers
More questions? The promo FAQ covers products, decoration, and cost — or call 801-785-5646.
How much do custom t-shirts cost?
It depends on three things: the garment tier, the decoration method, and the quantity. A heavier ring-spun tee with a multi-color print costs more per piece than a budget tee with one color — and both get cheaper as quantity climbs. We quote exact numbers, with mockups, before you commit to anything.
Which decoration method should I choose?
As a rule of thumb: screenprinting for t-shirts and volume, embroidery for polos, jackets, and anything that should read premium, heat-press for full-color detail, personalization, and small or on-demand runs. Most programs mix methods — we’ll recommend the right one per garment when we quote.
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