Founded by expert screen printers in 1995, Image 420 Screenprinting turns customer ideas into custom apparel and other printed promotional pieces for Asheville and the surrounding communities. The West Asheville shop combines small hand presses with large automatic presses, allowing it to handle both small one-color jobs and larger, multicolored runs. Its in-house art department can develop original illustrations or prepare rough concepts for printing, while local staff manage much of the promotional-item production and order checking.
Chesapeake Screen Printing, IncBuilt by Dave and Vonda Rossi from a hand-crafted barn workshop, Chesapeake Screen Printing has been part of Salisbury’s Eastern Shore community since the late 1970s. The local company creates custom printed apparel for area businesses, schools, organizations and events, with work shaped by long relationships close to home.SALISBURY, MD
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
Fulton Screen Print & Embroidery, LLCSince 1988, Fulton Screen Print & Embroidery has turned customer ideas into custom screen-printed and embroidered apparel and promotional goods in Central New York. The Fulton, New York shop pairs graphic design with more than 50 years of combined experience, handling everything from a small family-reunion order to business uniforms and athletic apparel. Much of its business has come through referrals over the past 20 years.FULTON, NY
Creative Imprint SystemsRooted in the Erie community since 1974, family-owned Creative Imprint Systems produces custom screen-printed apparel and branded products for schools, teams, businesses, and events. The company grew from a sporting goods store into a regional operation with three Erie-area locations, combining two automatic screen-printing machines with five manual presses and an industrial printing service for hard parts. Its online Design Studio also lets customers build apparel designs themselves before the team takes them into production.MEADVILLE, PA