Merch your brand can charge money for
Private label t-shirt printing for clothing brands that sell — heavyweight blanks, soft-hand prints, your neck label inside the collar and nobody else's name anywhere on it. We're the production partner behind the drop; you're the brand on the tag.
A streetwear printing company that thinks like a brand
Most print shops treat a clothing brand like any other t-shirt order. We don't. A brand needs the blank a customer flips inside-out to check — Shaka heavyweights, AS Colour, Comfort Colors — in the oversized and boxy fits people actually want to wear. It needs puff print when the design calls for dimension, and water-based soft-hand ink when it calls for that broken-in, no-feel print.
Then the part most shops won't touch: custom neck labels. We remove the manufacturer tag and relabel with yours, so the shirt reads as your product from the collar down. Add folding, polybagging and size stickers, and every piece leaves here retail-ready — straight to your shelf, your pop-up, or blind-shipped to your customers nationwide with no trace of us.
And because drops are experiments, we run low quantities so you can test a design before betting on it. Winners live in your reorder archive — screens and specs on file, so restocking is one message, not a new project.
Streetwear brands · artists · musicians · side-hustle drops · anyone selling shirts, not just wearing them
Custom neck labels · hem tags · folding & polybagging · size stickers · blind shipping to your customers
Shaka heavyweight · AS Colour · Comfort Colors · Bella+Canvas · Gildan · oversized & boxy cuts
How clothing brands work with us
No contracts, no gatekeeping. Just a production loop built around how drops actually happen — test small, learn fast, restock what sells.
Pick blanks, send art
Send us your designs and the blank you're building on — or tell us the fit and weight you're after and we'll pull options. In-house design support if your art needs finishing.
Sample & proof
You approve a digital proof with exact print dimensions, placement and Pantone colors before anything runs. Want ink on fabric first? We can run a sample piece.
Drop run: 24–100 pcs
Small enough to test a design without drowning in inventory, big enough for real screen-print pricing. Relabeled, folded, polybagged — typically 7–10 business days, rush available.
Restock the winners
Your art, separations and label specs stay archived. When a design sells through, reordering takes one message — same print, same placement, every run.
The margin math, straight up: your landed cost is the blank plus the print plus any finishing — heavyweight blanks and relabeling sit at the upper end of that. The question that matters is whether your retail price clears that landed cost with room to breathe. We itemize every line on your quote so you can do the math accurately, and we walk through how to price a drop in our guide to starting a clothing brand.
Founder questions, answered
What's the minimum for a brand run?
We recommend 24 pieces per design — that's where screen-print pricing starts making retail margin realistic. Our screen printing minimum is 30 pieces, and if you just want to test a design with a handful of pieces, DTF printing has no minimum at all.
How do custom neck labels work?
We remove the manufacturer's tag from each blank and relabel with your branding inside the collar — logo, size, care info, whatever your label design calls for. The result is a garment that reads as your product, not a printed blank. Send your label art with your order, or our design team can build one.
Can you match a specific blank I've been using?
Usually, yes. We have supplier relationships with Shaka, AS Colour, Comfort Colors, Bella+Canvas and Gildan, and if you give us a style number we'll source it or match the weight and fit as closely as the market allows. Not sure what to build on? Our blank t-shirt rankings are a printer's honest take.
Do you ship blind to my customers?
Yes. We ship nationwide with no Fully Exposed branding on the box or the garment — your customer only ever sees your brand. Local to Albuquerque? Pick up at the shop on Industrial Ave instead.
How should I price my shirts?
Start from your all-in cost per piece — blank, print, label, finishing — then work out what your audience will actually pay and whether the gap covers your time and marketing. There's no universal multiplier, but there is a method, and we wrote it down: how to start a clothing brand.