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Correct insignia work, proofs in 24 hours, and pack pricing published up front. Built for soldiers, families, and every company in between.
Army soldiers judge gear fast, and they are right to. This is a shop that prints unit apparel the way it should be done: correct insignia, honest proofs, and deadlines treated like they came from higher.
Whether it is a full company run or a single retirement shirt, pricing is published up front, the front print is included in every price, and free design help means a phone photo of a sketch is a good enough starting point.
One design, every soldier in the formation, from HHC to the last line company. We hold your unit art on file so the next cycle reorders in minutes. A real designer, not an upload widget, checks every file before it goes near production.
Moisture-wicking tees and performance blanks that survive daily PT, ruck season, and the wash rotation that comes with both. One point of contact owns your order from first proof to delivery confirmation.
Send-off shirts for the families, tour shirts for the unit, and welcome-home gear that is ready before wheels touch down. We handle the art, the sizing spread, and the deadline. You handle handing them out.
Unit reunion runs with era-correct type and insignia, sized from S to 5XL so every generation of the unit is covered. The proof comes first and it is free, so what arrives is exactly what you signed off on.
Spirit gear for family readiness events, priced by the pack so volunteers know the budget before the first shirt prints. We handle the art, the sizing spread, and the deadline. You handle handing them out.
A 10 piece DTG run covers the shop, the section, and the family at a fair price, so the send-off gear is easy to get right. Youth and adult cuts run side by side in the same pack at the same price structure.
Unit crests, distinctive insignia, and company nicknames carry weight, and getting them wrong on a shirt gets noticed at the first formation. Our designers redraw crests as clean vectors, match era-correct stencil type, and flag anything that crosses official trademark lines before it prints, so the shirt honors the unit instead of embarrassing it.
Serving the military community is not a marketing line here, it is the operating system. Army soldiers deal with one accountable person, get dates that mean something, and receive work held to a uniform standard.
It also means we say no when we should. If a design will not print well at the size you want, or a date cannot be hit, you hear it before you spend money, not after.
The Design Lab puts your art on the real garment, takes your size counts, and totals the whole order, shipping included, without asking who you are.
The right blank depends on budget, season, and how hard the gear will be worn. For Army soldiers, these three earn their keep.
Eighty-plus colors of 5.3oz heavy cotton, from military green to every heather, that keeps its shape through the laundry years. We handle the art, the sizing spread, and the deadline. You handle handing them out.
The clean-front fleece crew: 8.0oz, no pocket, no hood, maximum canvas for crests and block letters. Rush timelines get quoted honestly. If we cannot hit the date, we say so before you pay a cent.
When the count is high, this 4.5oz ringspun blank keeps the math friendly: $12 a shirt at volume, front print included. One point of contact owns your order from first proof to delivery confirmation.
Every order includes the design team. They rescue low-resolution logos, invent art from plain descriptions, and keep insignia and period typography accurate when the concept demands it. Twenty-four hours after you send the idea, the proof is in your inbox; as many revisions as it takes come free, and your written sign-off is what starts the presses.
Or open the Design Lab and lay the design out yourself, priced in real time on the exact blank.
Here is what Army companys actually pay, starting from our light cotton tee. Every price includes a standard front print, and the number only moves down as the pack gets bigger.
| Order size | Pack total | Cost per piece | Freight | Back side |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pack of 10 | $180 | $18 ea | $18 | $4 ea |
| Pack of 15 | $250 | $16.67 ea | $18 | $4 ea |
| Pack of 20 | $320 | $16 ea | $20.99 | $4 ea |
| Pack of 25 | $375 | $15 ea | $20.99 | $3 ea |
| Pack of 50 | $700 | $14 ea | $22.99 | $2 ea |
| Pack of 100 | $1200 | $12 ea | FREE | $2 ea |
Add-on pricing is deliberately boring: back print per the table (later $3, then $2), oversize front $3 or $2 by volume, extended sizes $6 or $4 by volume. That is the complete list, and the Design Lab computes it live before any quote is written.
Two doors in: the quote form if you want a person on it immediately, or the Design Lab if you want to see it on the garment first. Either way, unfinished ideas are the expected input.
A real designer, not an algorithm, sends your proof within 24 hours. You change it as many times as it takes to be right.
You approve in writing before production starts. No surprises at the box opening, because you already saw the shirt.
Five to seven business days covers printing and delivery. Tight timeline? Rush gets a truthful quote, not a hopeful one.
Art, thread colors, and size history stay archived, so the next season run starts with one email.
Everything in the process serves one outcome: gear still in the rotation years later. Inks cure at temperature so prints flex rather than crack, digitizing happens in-house so embroidery stays legible at small sizes, and blank weights run from summer-light to 7.5oz so the garment matches the use. Defects in production are remade free, no debate.
Automated printers optimize for volume; this shop optimizes for the order in front of it. That difference shows up as a designer catching problems an upload widget would print anyway, prices that are public instead of assembled at checkout, and a person whose actual job is your deadline. The proof-approval step replaces the return policy custom work cannot have.
Count 5 to 7 business days, production included, for tracked delivery to every Army installation and every hometown in between. APO and FPO addresses ship at the same pace, so deployed elements are covered. At 100 pieces shipping costs nothing; under that, the flat rates in the table are the whole story.
Every box leaves counted, tracked, and matched to your roster. Shortages and shipping damage are on us to fix, fast, because delivery day is the only day the customer remembers.
File quality is our problem, not yours: vectors are ideal, 300 DPI PNGs work, and weak files get redrawn at no charge.
Deployed addresses are first-class here: APO and FPO ship on the standard timeline, right alongside all 50 states.
That is the point of the Design Lab: the complete number, packs, back prints, size upcharges, shipping, updates live while you design, before any contact form.
Five to seven business days, all in, from approval to arrival. Rush exists for real deadlines and gets an honest yes or no up front.
Design help is included free. Whatever you have, a napkin sketch, a faded shirt photo, a sentence, becomes a print-ready proof from a real designer within 24 hours.
Large orders are the specialty, not the exception: hundreds of mixed-size pieces, roster-counted boxes, one accountable contact.
Sizes 2XL and up add $6 per piece under 25 total pieces, or $4 per piece at 25 or more. The Design Lab includes it in your estimate automatically.
More answers on the full FAQ page.
See everything we build for military units and veteran organizations, browse every garment we print on, or price your idea live in the Design Lab. Other branches: Navy, Air Force, Marines, Coast Guard, Space Force.
Send the idea, get a free proof in 24 hours, approve it in writing, and pay exactly the published pack price.