Founded in 1990 as a family-owned business, Ringer Screen Print began in the Ringer family’s basement and has grown into an 18,000-square-foot North Kingsville facility. The company produces custom and contract decorated goods, including screen-printed and embroidered apparel, and says it is continuing the family business into the next generation.
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
Time Out for Sports, IncOpened in 1983 as a small family-owned business, Time Out for Sports now operates one of Maryland’s largest screen-printing and embroidery facilities, producing custom apparel and promotional merchandise. Owners JB and Nancy Sommer lead an in-house art and production team that serves schools, sports teams, and businesses, with the quick turnaround that has long been part of the company’s identity. The Nottingham company is also an approved vendor for Baltimore County and Harford County public schools.NOTTINGHAM, MD
VikingFamily-owned and operated since 1957, Viking prints and decorates apparel and promotional materials for Long Island customers from its 28,000-square-foot Lindenhurst facility. The company handles screenprinting, embroidery and paper printing on site, and has also built a specialty serving fire departments and EMS organizations. Viking says it has decorated more than 8 million garments and has not missed an event deadline in over 25 years.LINDENHURST, NY