King Millz Customs creates streetwear apparel and embroidered hats, pairing faith-forward graphics with hometown designs such as its 937 Dayton Skyline cap. Its collections also include breast cancer awareness fundraising and “For The Culture” designs, giving the Dayton-focused brand a distinctly expressive point of view.
Ink & IronAkron-based Ink & Iron creates distinctive printed and embroidered apparel and goods, pairing custom print projects with its own limited-run clothing and accessories. Its catalog gives workwear a strong graphic edge, from embroidered Dickies and Carhartt pieces to canvas bags featuring bold religious, Western and macabre imagery.AKRON, OH
WELD MFGWELD MFG creates custom branded goods, with its work especially visible in embroidered hats and made-to-order crew socks. Its hat program ranges from decorated in-stock blanks with minimums of 25 to fully built hats starting at 150 pieces, while its sock program begins at 100 pairs per design and includes digital mockups and pre-production samples before full production. The company also produces vintage-inspired cut-and-sew sweatshirts and sells its own earthy-toned hat and sock designs.DOWNINGTOWN, PA
BGM Custom WearCreated four years ago as an extension of Brookville Glove, BGM Custom Wear produces customized apparel and branded goods through embroidery, screen printing, laser engraving and heat-transfer work. Now operating from Fairmount City, the business serves communities across the Brookville area with orders ranging from individual pieces to team, school, business and event projects. Its online stores and fundraising programs give local organizations another way to offer custom gear.BROOKVILLE, PA
Harmony Design ApparelOwner Karen Pelc has built Harmony Design Apparel into a Rochester-area shop that creates custom embroidered and printed apparel for businesses, organizations, teams, and community causes. A New York State certified woman-owned business, it has served the region for more than 25 years, with a particularly personal focus on turning customers’ designs into apparel that supports shared projects and causes. Harmony Design also offers heat-press work for smaller runs, including orders starting at six pieces.ROCHESTER, NY