Design & Art
Design is at the heart of every project here. The art staff is experienced and versatile, and the work runs from a one-colour team logo on a softball jersey to a ten-colour tournament shirt — because getting the image right is what decides whether anybody wants to wear the finished piece.
- Art staff
- In-house
- Starting point
- Finished art, a logo, or nothing at all
- Output
- Press-ready separations and digitized files
- Revisions
- Proofed before anything is made
- File ownership
- Your approved art stays on file
- Range
- One-colour team mark to ten-colour event print
The concept comes first
Most decorated apparel fails at the drawing, not at the press. A tournament shirt nobody keeps, a company polo that sits in a drawer — those are design problems wearing a production costume. The art staff draws for the garment, the audience, and the decoration method at the same time.
Production art is a separate skill
A beautiful concept still has to become screens or stitches. Trapping, underbase, halftones, minimum stitch widths — the art staff handles the translation, which is why the proof and the shirt look like each other.
Your art does not get lost
Approved artwork stays on file with the separations and the digitizing. Next season, the reorder starts from the finished file rather than from someone hunting through email for a logo.
Drawn here, printed here.
Send us this.
None of it has to be perfect. Half of what comes through the art desk is a photo of an old shirt and a rough count.
Start a projectAnything you already have — a logo, a sketch, a photo, a Pinterest board
Who is going to wear it, and where
Colours you must hit, and colours you cannot use
The date you need to approve by
Screen Printing
Ink on garment
In-house screen printing since the 1980s, from a single team's worth of shirts to ten thousand pieces.
Embroidery
Thread on garment
A complete embroidery department running single-head, six-head, and twelve-head machines.
Promotional Products
Everything that is not a garment
Drinkware, bags, headwear, signage, awards, and giveaways, quoted alongside the apparel.
Tell us what you need on it.
A quantity, a date, and whatever artwork you have. We will come back with garment options and a quote — not another form.