Shirts and hats for nonprofits, leagues, churches and community groups

One person usually places the order for everyone: volunteers, program staff, board members and members. The design is the same for all of them, and the sizes are not. Volunteer shirts are a common start.

Sizes are adult only. Most garments run XS to 5XL, though XS appears on just 2 tees, and both tank tops and 2 long sleeves end at 3XL.

Pick from tees (6 styles), long sleeves (3), tank tops (2), a tote, a trucker cap and a can holder. The cap comes in one size, and so does the can holder. Community group hats start with that cap.

Royal blue, red, navy, black and white are offered on every shirt, the cap and the can holder. Those each list 6 to 8 colors, and the tote lists 9. For a color you don't see, mention it in your request's project description. Each item's colors and sizes are in the custom order catalog.

A group that sells shirts to its own supporters should collect the sizes first, then send one request for the whole group, not an order from each supporter. The quote and the invoice go to the person who sends the request.

The form has no size grid, so write how many of each size you need in the project description. If some sizes are still missing, estimate, and reply to the confirmation email when they arrive.

Sizes from 2XL up cost more per piece. A change after you approve the proof may cost extra and move the date. Deposit, balance and quantity limits are in the Custom Order Terms.

Rec league shirts usually carry one design on every shirt. Screen printing handles up to 4 ink colors per print place. On a tee or long sleeve the places are the front or left chest (one panel, so pick one), the back and either sleeve. A tank top allows the front or left chest, plus the back.

Screen printing needs 12 or more pieces, which fits a full league roster.

Church group shirts often serve a retreat, an outreach day or a committee team. The plan is the same as for any group: one design, sizes collected ahead, and the date you need them.

The request form has a Needed by date. Give it, and we say whether it can be met.

Screen printing works on tees, long sleeves, tank tops and totes. Caps and can holders can't be screen printed.

Digital printing can be ordered one piece at a time. A shirt takes a print up to 14 by 16 inches, and none smaller than 4 by 4. Left chest, cap and can holder prints are the small size only.

Embroidery also starts at 1 piece. It suits tees, long sleeves, tank tops and the cap, and not totes or can holders.

Choose by quantity first. At 12 or more, all three methods are open. Below that, use digital printing or embroidery: send a request for an item the catalog lacks, or order from the custom order pages.

We quote by quantity, decoration and garment, and the price for each shirt falls as the quantity rises. The price at the top of this page is a starting point. The custom order catalog shows a live estimate for each item.

Here is the sequence:

1. Submit the request form.
2. A quote arrives by email.
3. Settle the deposit via the Square invoice.
4. A proof follows by email.
5. Reply "approved".
6. We print after you approve your proof.
7. Your order ships, or is handed over as the Custom Order Terms say.