Custom Shirts

Every shirt we print, in one place. Each one is made to order and personalized with your photo, your name, your logo or your own words — and there is no minimum order, so one shirt is as welcome as forty.

No Minimum, and Why That Is Unusual

Most custom print shops will not take an order under twelve or twenty-four pieces, and the ones that will add a setup fee that lands almost entirely on the first shirt. That is not greed — screen printing has a genuine per-design setup cost, and a shop needs volume to absorb it.

We print differently, so there is no setup cost to spread and no minimum to clear. That changes which orders are possible. A single memorial shirt. One replacement jersey for the player who joined in week six. Three more shirts for the cousins who confirmed after the reunion order went in. One sample of your company shirt before you commit the whole crew. All of those are ordinary orders here, and none of them costs more per shirt for being small.

Six Places to Start

Everything is grouped by who the shirt is for rather than by garment type, because that is how people shop for custom work:

• Photo shirts — upload any picture and we print it: portraits, wedding photographs, scanned prints from decades ago, and the vintage bootleg rap-tee layout that turns somebody into a fake album.
• Pet shirts — your own dog or cat from a photograph, or breed artwork with their name added.
• Family and occasion shirts — reunions, Christmas, vacations, graduations, birthdays and baby showers, with each person personalized individually rather than sharing one slogan.
• Sports and team shirts — team name, player name and number across ten sports, plus the supporter version for the stands.
• Work and trade shirts — thirteen trades, with your name, your license number or your company logo.
• Hobby shirts — golf, fishing, hunting, gaming, yoga, music, tie dye and the inside joke only your people understand.

Photo, Text, or Logo

Three kinds of personalization cover almost everything, and they behave differently on fabric.

• A photograph needs the original file, not a screenshot or a social-media download — those have been compressed until most of the detail is gone. Daylight beats flash, and a tight crop beats a full-room shot.
• Text is the most forgiving and often the most wearable. A name, a date, a title, a line nobody outside the family would understand. Specific beats clever every time.
• A logo or artwork works best as a vector file or a high-resolution image with a transparent background. Small logos with fine text underneath do not survive at left-chest size, which is the one thing worth checking before you order for a crew.

Fifteen Colors, Sizes S Through 4XL

Soft ring-spun cotton in a classic unisex fit, fifteen colors, and every size from S to 4XL on every listing — nobody gets told their size is unavailable. The only design rule worth following is contrast: light type on a dark shirt, dark type on a light one. Dark shades — Black, Espresso, Graphite, Midnight, Navy — hide wear and make light-colored subjects pop. Light shades — Ivory, White, Bay, Sage — suit dark photographs and dark animals, which otherwise disappear into the fabric.

One note on sizing: shirts start at adult S, so for small children a size S wears long and loose.

Fifteen Shirts or More

Fifteen shirts or more takes 25% off, and the count is across the whole order rather than per design. A crew of eighteen with four different job titles and sizes from S to 4XL still counts as eighteen. Mix designs, colors and sizes freely — teams routinely order one colorway for players and another for parents, and both count toward the discount.

Send the name list however you already have it: a spreadsheet, an email, a photograph of a sign-up sheet taped to a wall. We lay out every shirt individually and send back one proof covering the whole set.

How an Order Works

Pick a shirt, choose a color and size, upload your photo or type your text, and order. A person then opens your file, cleans it up and color-corrects it, lays the design out by hand, and emails you a mock-up of the finished shirt on the exact color you chose. Ask for as many changes as you need. Nothing is printed until you say it looks right — and if a file will not print well, you hear that before you are charged rather than after a disappointing parcel arrives.

Shipping, Timing and Price

Shipping is a flat $4.75 per order and free on orders over $50, and orders arrive within 6 to 11 business days of approving your proof. Pricing is one rate for S through XL with a small step up for 2XL and above, which covers the extra fabric. Everything is printed in the USA.

On a group order the printing is rarely the bottleneck — collecting everyone's size is. Start that list three weeks out, order once the headcount settles, and add the latecomers as a second small order. With no minimum, a follow-up order of three shirts is a perfectly normal thing to do.