Family-owned since its 1985 founding in Piqua, Ohio, Atlantis Sportswear has built its identity around custom apparel production for businesses, events, and licensed brands. Its 25,000-square-foot facility supports high-volume screen printing, with capacity for up to 15,000 garments daily. The company also creates lake- and camping-inspired apparel brands of its own.
Davis & Lee Screen PrintingFamily-owned and operated in Morgantown since 1982, Davis & Lee Screen Printing produces custom apparel printed on-site for local teams, businesses, events, and community groups. Its facility can produce thousands of garments per day, while an in-house art department turns customer ideas and logos into finished designs. The company also takes part in West Virginia’s annual Walk 100 Miles in 100 Days community health event.MORGANTOWN, WV
A Promos USA (Aarrow Promotions & The ImageMaker)Family-owned and operated since 1997, A Promos USA—also known as Aarrow Promotions and The ImageMaker—produces custom screen-printed and embroidered apparel along with promotional goods in-house. Its Freeport operation uses fully automated presses capable of printing more than 15,000 T-shirts a day, supported by an in-house art team and embroidery digitizing department. The company serves organizations ranging from schools and teams to first-responder departments with online design tools and nationwide fulfillment.FREEPORT, NY
Branded ThreadsFrom its shop in Eighty Four, Pennsylvania, Branded Threads produces custom screen-printed apparel, with every shirt printed in-house on an automatic press and checked by hand. The company handles orders from 12 pieces to more than 10,000 and has printed over a million shirts, while also supporting fundraisers and bringing live printing to events. Custom design, embroidery, and printed signage round out its apparel-focused work.
Kampus KlothesKampus Klothes turns team and organization ideas into custom-decorated apparel, with in-house screen printing, heat pressing, embroidery and artwork support. Family owned and operated since 1984, the Warminster company grew from founder Tom Gonsiewski’s basement screen-printing side business into a shop that also supports online team stores and sporting-equipment needs. Its custom work ranges from small orders of 12 screen-printed shirts to larger runs, while embroidered orders have no minimum.WARMINSTER, PA