Woman-owned S&S Custom Designs began in 1997 with Sheryll, a few thousand dollars, and dependable used equipment. The Johnstown, Pennsylvania shop became particularly known for Greek-letter apparel after local sorority members turned to Sheryll’s sewing experience, while its repeat customers now include organizations and businesses throughout the region. S&S provides one-on-one help with custom screen printing and embroidery projects.
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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
Woodland Silkscreen and EmbroideryFounded in 1991, woman-owned Woodland Silkscreen & Embroidery is a Webster, New York, shop that decorates custom garments and promotional items through screen printing and embroidery. Its staff handles orders of any size and helps customers develop their designs, while the business also produces its own line of OHHH, LORDEE! hot sauces.ONTARIO, NY
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
Branded ThreadsFrom its shop in Eighty Four, Pennsylvania, Branded Threads produces custom screen-printed apparel, with every shirt printed in-house on an automatic press and checked by hand. The company handles orders from 12 pieces to more than 10,000 and has printed over a million shirts, while also supporting fundraisers and bringing live printing to events. Custom design, embroidery, and printed signage round out its apparel-focused work.