Mike and Tracy run Hi Voltage Productions from an unusual Harrisburg workshop: an abandoned PPL power station. Their shop provides apparel printing and design, with work ranging from local orders to projects for clients such as WordPress, DJ Shadow and Soma Bikes.
Hummelstown Print HouseFrom its Hummelstown shop, Hummelstown Print House turns customer artwork into custom apparel through screen printing and embroidery, with no minimum order size. The company also helps organizations launch free online stores that ship branded gear directly to employees, and its team has produced playoff apparel for the Hershey Bears. A built-in online designer lets customers personalize shirts with their own text, graphics, colors, and logos.HUMMELSTOWN, PA
TwoEight PrintingOwner-operated since its 2010 start in Freeport, Pennsylvania, TwoEight Printing grew from a small local shop into a Natrona Heights-based business serving the Pittsburgh region. Its hands-on team produces custom apparel in-house, with group-ordering tools that make outfitting a team or organization easier.NATRONA HEIGHTS, PA
Northbrook PressNorthbrook Press began in a garage with a hand-me-down printing press, online tutorials and 40 blank T-shirts before becoming a hand-printing studio in West Chester, Pennsylvania. Today, it creates custom apparel for businesses, organizations and events, with its work shipped to customers nationwide.WEST CHESTER, PA
Urban ImprintsOutside Pittsburgh, family-operated Urban Imprints turns company and group identities into custom apparel through embroidery, screen printing and related design services. The small business brings more than 25 years of marketing, graphic design and advertising experience to projects ranging from individual pieces to large production runs, with clients including the University of Pittsburgh and local schools, churches and organizations.WILKES-BARRE, PA