Built for groups, not for one-offs
We started decorating shirts for a local softball league that needed sixteen matching jerseys by opening day. Getting sizes, colors and a logo right for a group with a real deadline turned out to be a different business than printing one shirt at a time, so we built around it: minimum order counts, a size-gathering process, and a couple of spare garments built into every order, because someone always changes their mind after signup.
Screen printing and embroidery live on the same floor because most groups end up needing both - printed tees for a fun run, embroidered polos for the staff running it. We size the job to the method, not the other way around, and we say so plainly when a customer asks for the wrong one.
Every design we digitize or screen we burn stays on file, so the second order for the same team, company or event is faster and cheaper than the first. That is the whole reason groups come back season after season.
