Screen Printing & Embroidery in Columbus, Ohio

Four decoration methods, one standard

Screen printing for crisp, durable, high-volume runs; DTF and DTG for full-color designs at any quantity; embroidery for polos, hats, and uniforms that need a stitched, professional look; and dye-sublimation for all-over prints and promo. We print our own retail brands — currentfruitions and Surf Ohio® — on the same equipment, so retail-quality output is the default, not an upgrade.

Garment brands you know

Bella+Canvas, Comfort Colors, Gildan, Next Level, Champion, Carhartt, Port Authority, Nike, Richardson, and Independent Trading Co. — tees, long sleeves, tanks, sweatshirts, hoodies, polos, hats, beanies, and tote bags. We'll recommend the right blank for your budget and how the garment will be used.

Sizing a group order? Our t-shirt sizing guide has real size charts for every blank we print, plus size-breakdown percentages and a calculator for schools, teams, companies and events.

What we make

Frequently asked questions

What's the minimum order for custom shirts?

Screen printing starts at 24 pieces per design, because the cost sits in burning screens and setting up the press. DTF and DTG have no minimum at all — we can print a single shirt. Embroidery starts at 12.

Which is better: screen printing, DTF, or DTG?

Screen printing wins for runs of 24 and up with bold, durable graphics. DTF and DTG shine for full-color artwork, photo prints, and small quantities. Send us your art and quantity and we'll recommend the method — we run all of them, so there's no bias.

Can you design the shirt art too?

Yes — apparel graphics are a studio specialty. We design merch lines for our own brands and can build yours from scratch or adapt your existing logo.

Before you order

Everything we publish up front, so you can budget and spec before you ever email us.

Pricing & minimumsEvery minimum, in one table Paper, stocks & finishesWeights, coatings, sizes, folds Print method comparisonScreen vs DTF vs DTG vs embroidery Artwork & file prepSend a file that prints right

Apparel printing from a studio that runs its own brands.