If you make things for a living (furniture, ink, fades, metal, leather) your shirt is part of the portfolio. We print and stitch for woodshops, welders and fabricators, tattoo studios, barbershops, and craft businesses of every kind: crew gear that survives the shop, and merch good enough that customers pay to advertise you.
Maker apparel is two products: what the crew wears to work, and what the customers buy at the counter. We build both from the same brand.
Heavyweight tees and work shirts that take sawdust, sparks, and the wash that follows: the daily uniform of people who make things.
Retail-fit tees, hoodies, and caps customers buy: soft blanks, considered prints, small runs that restock as they sell.
Studio shirts with artwork that deserves the name, full-color art via DTF, classic single-color flash via screen print, staff and retail versions of both.
Leather and embroidered patch caps, canvas jackets, and the heritage-workwear aesthetic that fits maker brands like a glove.
Booth staff shirts and limited-run merch for craft fairs, maker markets, and pop-ups: small batches, year-stamped designs.
Embroidered work aprons, totes, and shop accessories: the pieces customers photograph and ask about.
Small runs are the answer: no screen charges means a 36-piece drop reprices like a real order, and DTF restocks a sold-out size in days without minimums. Print what sells, not what the minimum demanded.
Your brand is craft, the print has to honor it. We match the method to the art: crisp single-color screen for line work, photo-grade DTF for full-color, stitched patches for the heritage look.
Sparks, stain, and sawdust eat thin tees. Crew gear gets workwear-grade blanks and decoration that outlasts the fabric, priced separately from the retail merch so each does its job.
The merch standard: clean line-work prints and brand-color drops above 24 pieces, no screen charges so seasonal designs stay affordable.
Learn more →Full-color art from just 3 pieces: restocks, tests, and the design too detailed for screens.
Learn more →Leather and embroidered patches on caps and jackets, the maker aesthetic, built to last.
Learn more →Aprons, work shirts, and premium pieces: stitched logos for the gear that works.
Learn more →Heavyweight shop tees, retail-fit merch tees, hoodies and crewnecks, leather-patch caps, beanies, work aprons, canvas jackets, and totes. Browse tees to start, or price a drop in the wizard.
Browse the catalogDTF starts at just 3 pieces and screen printing at 24, most first drops land between 24 and 72 pieces. With no screen charges, small seasonal designs stay economical.
Yes. That is the job. Vector line work goes to screens crisp; painted or photographic art goes DTF at full color. You approve a proof on the actual garment color before press.
Art stays on file, so a sold-out size restocks in days on DTF while the next screen run is scheduled. Many makers run hybrid: bulk screen for staples, DTF for tests.
Yes: debossed leather and embroidered patches applied to caps and beanies from our catalog, small minimums, very much the maker look.
Yes: workwear blanks for the shop, retail blanks for the shelf, one brand recipe across both, one invoice.