How custom works

From your logo to a finished collection.

What we can make, how it’s decorated, what we need from you, and how long it takes — shown, not just described.

01

Logo to collection.

Send us your logo and who it’s for. We turn it into a coordinated program: marks, colours and patterns that work across every piece.

From your logo to a finished collection
Send us your logo
How we turned St. Jude artwork into a custom golf collection

What to send

  • Your logo files, and any brand colours or guidelines
  • Who it’s for, and roughly how many people
  • The date you need it by
  • A budget per person, if you have one

Artwork that works best

  • Vector files (AI, EPS, SVG or PDF) for the sharpest embroidery and print
  • A high-resolution PNG if that’s what you have — we’ll tell you if it needs work
  • Brand colours (Pantone or hex), if you have them

You see it before we make it.

Every program starts as a mock-up: your mark on each piece, in your colours, so you can change anything before production.

02

Inside a gift package.

The pieces, the customization and the box they arrive in — what a recipient actually opens.

Custom swag boxes
Unboxing the River Club swag
Compare our packages

03

In-house or fully custom.

Two ways to build, with different options, minimums and timing.

In-house vs fully custom: options, minimums and timing
Customizing our hats in house
Custom hats for the Lift Foundation
In-house customQuicker turnaround on curated options100% custom designFully bespoke programs, no limits
Minimum12 pieces50 pieces
Lead timeAbout 30 daysAbout 90 days
Starting pointOur curated styles: hats, polos, layers, bags and accessoriesA blank page: the piece is designed from scratch
What’s yoursYour logo, its placement and how it’s decoratedEverything: colours, all-over patterns, trims, labels and details
Best forTournaments, gifts and teams on a shorter clockSignature collections, pro shops and brand programs

04

The details.

How a mark gets onto the product — and the finishing that makes it feel made, not printed.

Customization details: decoration methods and finishing

  • Embroidery & 3D puff

    Raised, stitched marks on hats, polos and headcovers — the hard-wearing default for a logo.

  • Patches

    PVC silicone and woven patches, for a mark with edges and depth.

  • All-over patterns

    Your logo or artwork turned into a pattern that runs across the whole garment.

  • DTF print

    Direct-to-film transfers for full-colour artwork on apparel.

  • Laser engraving

    Leather, metal and drinkware, engraved — like 100+ flasks for the Jacksonville Jaguars.

  • Sourced details

    The cord, trim, lining or fabric you asked for, found and built in.

Up close, finished.

  • Raised 3D embroidery spelling PGA HOPE on a white hat.3D puff embroidery
  • A PGA HOPE rubber patch on the side of a hat.Rubber patch
  • A pink butterfly liner printed with the Susan G. Komen name.Printed liner
  • A topographic St. Jude pattern printed inside a hat.Artwork as a pattern
  • A waffle towel printed with paw prints and the Tees Fore Tails logo.All-over print
  • The inside of a Chargers Impact Fund shoe bag, lined with bolt prints.Patterned lining

05

A project, start to finish.

The brief, our answer to it, and what was delivered.

SabesWings: every detail tells a part of the story
Birdies Fore Danny: more than custom tournament apparel

The mock-up comes first.

Between the brief and the delivery: a shoe bag designed for a foundation, front, lining and back, before anything was made.

See the project stories

Ready when you are.

Submit a Project