DTF apparel · Embroidery · Laser · 3D printing
Four machines under one roof at Meadowood Mall in Reno. Shirts, hats, tumblers, signs, awards, prototypes, replacement parts — one piece or five hundred. We print DTF, so there's no screen setup, no color limit and no big minimum to hit.
Walk in at Meadowood Mall · same-day pickup on smaller orders
5.0 on Google Unit F101C, Meadowood Mall
What we run
From DTF prints and embroidery to engraving and 3D printing, we handle it all in-house. Our integrated process keeps quality high, turnaround fast, and every piece consistent — no matter the method.
One team. One standard. Endless possibilities.
No minimum · full color · same-day available
Direct-to-film transfers on tees, hoodies, crewnecks, polos, jerseys and work shirts. No screens to burn means photos, gradients and unlimited colors cost the same as one — and one shirt is a real order.
No minimum · 1-3 days · up to 30k stitches
Your logo gets digitized into a stitch file (An embroidery digitizing fee typically ranges from $15 to $40) After that it's on record, so every reorder runs identical and there's no setup fees again.
19" × 12" bed
Engraving and cutting on wood, acrylic, leather, slate, anodized aluminum and powder-coated drinkware. One-offs welcome.
PLA / PETG / TPU / ABS
FDM parts from your STL or STEP file — or from a sketch and a set of measurements if you don't have a model yet. Modeling available.
Recent work
How it works
STEP 01
Art, quantity, deadline, and what it's going on. A phone photo of a sketch on a napkin is a fine place to start.
STEP 02
Priced on quantity, colors or stitch count, and material. Usually back to you within one business day.
STEP 03
You see a mockup before anything gets printed, stitched, burned or extruded. Changes at this stage are free.
STEP 04
Pick up at the counter in Meadowood Mall while you finish shopping, or we ship anywhere in the country. Smaller orders are often ready the same day. Reorders skip straight to step three.
Common jobs
Request a quote
Fill this out and we'll come back with a price, usually within one business day. If you need it today, say so — smaller orders can often be ready for same-day pickup.
Estimate only — swaps into the form below so you can send it. Final price is confirmed once we see any artwork.
Before you ask
Mostly no. We print DTF instead of screens, so there's no setup to spread across a big run — one shirt is a real order. Embroidery has a small minimum because the logo has to be digitized first. Laser engraving and 3D printing have no minimum at all.
For DTF, a high-resolution PNG with a transparent background is ideal — 300 dpi at the size you want it printed. Vector art (AI, EPS, SVG or PDF) is best for laser work and always welcome. For 3D printing, send an STL or STEP. If all you have is a screenshot or a photo of an old logo, we can redraw it for a one-time art fee.
Yes. Describe what you want, send any references, and we'll draw it up. Simple text and layout work is usually included in the quote; original illustration is billed separately and quoted before we start.
Yes, on customer-supplied goods. Bring a couple of spares — printing and embroidery both carry a small spoilage rate, and we can't replace a garment we didn't sell you.
Smaller orders can often be printed and ready for same-day pickup — send the details early in the day and we'll tell you straight away if it makes the cut. Bigger runs and embroidery need lead time, and rush work on those is usually possible for a fee. Reach out directly if the deadline is tight.
Both. Bulk apparel is the bread and butter, but single engraved and 3D-printed pieces are a big part of what comes through the door — gifts, memorials, replacement parts and wedding items especially.