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Sizes shift until race week
So we print the base run early and top off late.
We collect the sponsor logos, print before your numbers are final, store the shirts until you're ready, and deliver them folded and sorted.
Two minutes. Tell us your date, your sizes and your support shirts, and we'll come back with a schedule and an exact price — no card, no commitment.
So we print the base run early and top off late.
Each its own run, split-shipped where it lands.
We chase the logos so a parent doesn't have to.
Your race day, your gates, your first day of school. We start there and work back — so nothing arrives late and nothing lands on your desk.
Log in whenever you want to see proofs, quantities, logos and ship dates. But when something needs deciding, you're not filing a ticket — Becky is your specialist, start to finish, and she knows what a marathon needs versus a festival versus a high school.
Same person every callGarment picked, artwork approved, logos in, base run printed, final counts, delivery. Every deadline is agreed up front and visible in your portal, so you always know what we need from you and when.
No surprisesThe job everyone dreads: emailing a dozen sponsors for artwork and getting back screenshots, business-card photos and 200-pixel JPEGs. Send them one link instead. They upload directly, we check every file is genuinely print-ready, we fix the ones that aren't, and we lay them out on the shirt. You approve one proof.
Every logo checked before it reaches the pressEvery print location runs on its own. Your front and sleeves go on press the moment they're approved — the sponsor back is the only thing that waits. Most printers hold the whole job hostage to the slowest piece of artwork.
Front printed on 3,620 while the back waitedNobody wants thousands of shirts stacked in a school hallway, a production office, or the back of a community center. We store your finished order and ship the day you say the word.
90 days free storageIndividually folded and sorted by size — so it works the same at packet pickup, a merch tent, or a teacher handing out shirts by class. Open the box, hand out shirts.
No sorting, no unwrappingYou send one link. Your sponsors do the rest — upload their own artwork, and pay their sponsorship if you want them to. You approve one proof and you're done.
Already collected the sponsorship money yourself? Send the link and sponsors just upload artwork.
Let sponsors pay through the same link. You collect the money and the artwork in one step, instead of running two chases.
If you sell sponsor spots, the same link that collects their logo can collect their money too. On a typical race that adds up to more than the shirt bill — the shirts stop being a cost and start funding the event.
Only if you want it. Prefer to invoice your sponsors yourself? Switch it off and we'll just collect the artwork. Not selling sponsor spots at all? Skip this entirely — nothing else about your order changes.
Build my plan
She's put shirts on race day, festival gates and gym floors since 2010. She'll tell you which garment your crowd actually keeps — and which one is a waste of your budget.
Tri-blends runners keep, heavyweight tees that survive a festival, budget-conscious shirts for a fundraiser.
See and feel the garment before you commit, so your board or committee can sign off with confidence.
She runs the proofs and keeps every sponsor mark crisp — what ships is exactly what was approved.
Registration, ticket sales and enrollment all shift. Becky adjusts the order and guards the deadline.
Log in at 11pm and know exactly where your order stands — without emailing anyone.
One list of things only you can do. Everything else says "Becky has it." Most days that list is empty.
Front printed on 3,620. Sleeve printed. Back still waiting on four sponsor logos. You can see exactly what's holding what.
Your sponsor picks a tier, uploads, and watches their logo land in its row at its real print size. Then they pay.
Deposit, then a progress payment when the base run actually prints. Add shirts and you get a separate invoice — nothing is ever silently re-priced.
How the shirts arrive decides whether packet pickup is calm or a bottleneck.
A proof on a monitor tells you nothing about how the ink sits on that garment, or whether a sponsor's logo is legible at 1.1 inches. So we print one, put it in a box, and send it to you.
You hold the shirt. You approve it. Then we print the other 4,389.
Order shirts online anywhere else and you approve a mockup on a screen and hope. Nobody commits thousands of shirts off a PDF — so we don't ask you to.
Most local shops don't print orders this size — they broker them out to a factory like ours and add 50–100% on top for making the phone call. You get a go-between who can't answer a question about your garment, can't hold your shirts, and can't fix a sponsor file.
Come to us direct and none of that exists. The specialist, the storage, the sponsor logos, the folding — that isn't an upgrade. That's just how the order works.
They all order thousands of shirts against a date that cannot move.
5Ks to marathons. Sizes shift until race week, sponsor logos land late, and packet pickup is the bottleneck. We print early, hold the shirts, and deliver them sorted.
Multi-day, multi-brand, and the sponsor artwork has to be flawless. Staff, crew, VIP and giveaway shirts can each be their own run, split-shipped where they need to land.
Spirit weeks, field days, fundraisers, Greek life, booster clubs. Tight budgets, volunteer organizers, local sponsor logos to collect. Next year's organizer can log in and see this year's order.
Get your price in ten seconds. Then hand the rest of it to us — the logos, the printing, the storage, the folding, the delivery.