With more than 35 years of production know-how, Syracuse-based Holy Shirt! is known for giving rough ideas a polished, personal look. The company creates custom-printed apparel for organizations and builds online stores that make group ordering easier, including exclusive Syracuse University designs licensed with Coach Gerry McNamara.
RockHound ApparelRockHound Apparel grew from Nate’s basement printing shirts in 2010 into a Robesonia shop that produces custom apparel in-house for schools, teams, businesses, and community groups. Its small-shop approach emphasizes handmade production and close client relationships, while custom online stores let organizations sell spiritwear or raise funds without managing orders and fulfillment themselves. RockHound also offers full-color direct-to-garment printing with no minimums, alongside its established apparel decorating work.ROBESONIA, PA
Custom Logo USASince 1989, Custom Logo USA has produced branded apparel and promotional merchandise, with screen printing and embroidery handled in-house at its Syracuse, New York facility. Its production and design teams support businesses, teams, and events with custom logo work, including rush orders that typically ship within 7–10 business days.SYRACUSE, NY
We Talk ShirtyWe Talk Shirty turns business branding into custom apparel and handles both retail orders and outsourced contract printing from its Dickson City, Pennsylvania operation. The company says its team has completed more than 11,000 projects, helping customers develop designs even when they do not yet have artwork. Its promise is straightforward: get the order right, quickly, and the first time.DICKSON CITY, PA
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