The finishing touches that turn a good product into a brand experience. Custom tags, sewn-in labels, hem tags, hang tags, and whatever else you can dream up — we'll figure out how to do it.
Most of our bespoke work started because a client asked "can you do this?" and we figured out how. The chenille patch on the back of a hoodie hood? A customer asked. The arm patches on a crew neck sleeve? Same story.
If you've got a custom finishing need — something that makes your product feel manufactured and not just printed — tell us about it. We'll tell you honestly what's possible and what it takes.
These are the heavy hitters — but the book isn't closed. If you have something else in mind, tell us.

The easiest way to make your product look like yours. We remove the manufacturer tag and print your size tag in its place — tear-away or sewn. Instantly looks private label.

For hoodies, crews, and sweats where printing inside isn't ideal. We split the seams, attach your custom woven size tag, and re-sew. Looks like you manufactured it from scratch.

A hem tag sewn onto a shirt or hoodie is a simple, high-impact brand move. Doesn't have to be bottom-of-shirt either — sleeve end, back of neck, side seam. Flat or taco fold.

Chenille patches on the back of a hoodie hood. Arm patches on a crew neck sleeve. We have the equipment for the hard-to-reach spots that most shops turn down. We got the machine because someone asked.

A well-designed hang tag takes a product from "printed shirt" to "brand piece." We can even use sticker material so the customer gets a bonus they didn't expect when they remove it.
Seriously — we've done things we didn't think were possible before the client asked. If you have a custom finishing idea, pitch it to us. Worst we can say is it's not feasible right now.
Bespoke work is more custom than a standard print run, but the process is still straightforward.
Describe the look or the feel you're going for — bring photos, references, or just a rough idea. We'll ask the right questions.
We'll tell you honestly what's possible, what it involves, and what it costs. No inflated quotes just because it's custom.
For most bespoke services we'll produce a sample before running the full order so you can approve the look and feel before we commit to production.
Once approved, we run the full order. Bespoke work takes a bit longer than a standard print job — we'll give you a realistic timeline upfront.
It doesn't have to be a neat request that fits a category. If you've got a vision for how you want your product to look and feel, describe it — we'll tell you what we can do and how we'd approach it.