Around here, your shirt doesn’t begin as a transfer waiting to be pressed. It begins as a blank garment in my shop. I prepare it, load it onto my professional direct-to-garment printer and print your design directly onto the fabric with ink.

Why does that matter? Because the finished design feels softer and becomes part of the shirt instead of sitting on top like a thick layer. Each shirt is printed in-house and handled by me from the blank garment to the finished piece you receive.

Unless a transfer is specifically requested, the only items we normally print with professional transfers are hats and Dri-Fit performance tees—the materials where that method gives you the best result.