OUR WORK • MADE HERE

THE DETAILS
MATTER.

Good custom apparel starts before the machine runs. Artwork preparation, garment choice, placement, decoration method and production decisions all affect the finished piece. Here are examples of real work produced for departments, schools, teams and organizations.

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EMBROIDERYStitched logos, names, ranks and details for professional apparel.

SCREEN PRINTINGBold, durable graphics for shirts, sweatshirts and group apparel.

DTFDetailed and full-color artwork with flexible production options.

PATCHESCustom patch projects for departments, businesses and organizations.

NOT A STOCK-PHOTO PORTFOLIO

REAL WORK.
REAL PROCESS.

We'd rather show a smaller collection of genuine work than fill a gallery with generic images that weren't produced here. These are actual project photographs, and we'll continue adding more as new work is completed.

That can include finished pieces, embroidery close-ups, garments being hooped, thread and machine details, DTF transfers, heat-press work, screen-printing production and original Off-Duty Fireman samples. Customer artwork will only be shown when appropriate.

1. PREP IT RIGHT.

We review the artwork, garment, placement and decoration method before production. Embroidery may require digitizing; print projects may require clean or vector-ready artwork.

2. MATCH THE METHOD.

Embroidery, screen printing and DTF each have strengths. Quantity, artwork, garment and intended use help determine which process makes the most sense.

3. MAKE IT WEARABLE.

The goal isn't merely to put a logo on something. The finished apparel needs to look appropriate, wear well and represent the department, company, school or organization properly.

REAL PROJECTS