Every project below went through the same steps: we digitize the logo in-house, stitch a test on the actual garment, and send a proof before the full run. Here is what that looked like for real clients.
Featured project
Steno
Nationwide court reporting and litigation support company
7 zip-up sweatshirts for the billing team. Due October 16, delivered October 14.
We simplified the thin lines of the crest and enlarged it so detail wouldn’t sink into the fleece, and matched the BILLING lettering to the STENO letterforms. Test stitch shown in three thread colors; the client chose dark green.
What color you feel looks best with the fabric? I trust your judgment.
Austin-based trade association for the factory-built housing industry
15 johnnie-O button-down shirts, logo on the left chest (about 3.25" wide). September–October 2026, ready ahead of their November conference.
The navy, red and gray logo clashed with the blue plaid. We stitched three thread options side by side on the actual shirt and picked a dark blue that stays in the shirt’s color family but still reads clearly.
Multifamily real estate investment firm, Cedar Park
6 polos and 3 caps, June 2026.
Three layout options for the polo; for the cap we talked them out of a side text (too small and curved to read) and used the vertical layout. Gold thread looked dull on dark garments, so white and black.
Proud to serve Texas businesses. Send your logo, quantity, garments and deadline — we’ll review the project and send a complete quote, with a digital proof before production.
