INDUSTRIES — RETAIL BRANDS & MERCH
We do not just print retail brands. We run two.
Private label apparel, hang tags, packaging, photography and the storefront to sell it on — from a studio that has to sell its own merch too.
There is a difference between a shop that prints merch and a shop that has to sell merch. We run currentfruitions and print Surf Ohio®, a family brand going since 1978 — which means we have carried the inventory, eaten the bad size run, and learned which decisions actually show up on a sales report.
Work behind this page
Real clients, not stock logos. See what they said →
What we make
Why this works
Retail quality is the baseline
Our own product runs on the same presses as your job. When you have to hang a shirt on a rack next to a national brand, “good enough for a giveaway” stops being a standard you can accept.
Tagless, bagged, barcoded
Relabeling, hang tags, poly bagging and barcoding are normal here, not exotic add-ons. If it needs to ship straight to a customer or a shelf, we can finish it that way.
Size runs that do not bury you
The fastest way to lose money on merch is a bad size breakdown. Our sizing guide includes a retail-specific distribution — light on the tails, deep in the middle, reprint what sells.
The store, not just the shirt
Identity, product photography, Shopify build and the print that goes in the box. We have done the whole chain for our own brands, so we know where it breaks.
Minimums & turnaround
Screen printing starts at 24 pieces per design; DTF and DTG have no minimum; embroidery starts at 12. Most printed pieces start at 100 (table tents 25; stationery and door hangers 250; EDDM 200), and signs, banners and stickers have no minimum at all. Turnaround runs 3–5 business days on digital print to 7–10 on apparel, from proof approval. Full detail on the pricing page.
Questions we get
Can you print tagless / relabel our garments?
What size breakdown should I order for retail?
Do you do fulfilment?
Can you build the online store too?
If it can be printed, we make it.
Design, print, apparel and web — one studio in Columbus, Ohio.
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