Services · Since 1945
Decoration,
in-house.
Every technique in the repertoire — from traditional screen print to chenille applique — is executed under one roof. Nothing is subcontracted.
Screen Printing
The workhorse of decorated apparel. Bold, saturated color printed directly through a mesh screen — built for durability and volume. Ideal for large orders with two to six spot colors.
Blanket Screen Printing
All-over screen printing that wraps edge to edge across the entire garment. Used for graphic-heavy programs, sublimation-style coverage, and anything that demands maximum visual impact.
Color Direct
Digital direct-to-garment printing for full-color, photo-realistic artwork with no color count limits. Best for short runs, photographic imagery, and designs that screen printing cannot reproduce.
Blanket Color Direct
Full-coverage digital direct printing taken to the entire surface of the garment. No screens, no limits — every inch is a canvas.
Watercolor
A specialized printing process that replicates the soft, diffused quality of watercolor on paper. Translucent edges, blended tones, and a hand-done aesthetic that stands apart from conventional print.
Direct Embroidery
Thread stitched directly into the fabric for a premium, textured finish with decades of staying power. The standard for left-chest logos, caps, and any program where longevity matters.
Chenille Applique
Soft, raised chenille yarn sewn into cut fabric shapes — the hallmark of varsity and collegiate programs. Tactile, bold, and immediately recognizable as the language of earned achievement.
Patch
Custom woven or embroidered patches produced in-house and applied to garments. Removable, stackable, collectible — a decoration format with its own culture.
Jersey Applique
Applique using jersey fabric for a sporty, performance-adjacent texture. Numbers, letters, and graphic shapes with an athletic vocabulary.
Felt Applique
Cut felt shapes appliqued onto garments with a clean, graphic edge. A classic technique with a handcrafted warmth that works equally well on fleece and jersey.
Fusion Applique
Multi-material applique that layers chenille, felt, jersey, and embroidery into a single decoration. The most complex technique we offer — reserved for programs that want something built to be noticed.