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Question of The Week

Question: Is it better to use a traditional screen print or use direct-to-garment printing for custom t-shirts? Answer: The answer to this question depends on many factors,

Keep Your Crew Seen, Keep Your Crew SAFE! – Safety Week 2020

Here at Excel, we care deeply about keeping every one of your employees safe all year round. Over the years we have printed thousands of shirts on safety colors and have recently expanded our products to include hats, vests, jackets, beanies. We have many options including Safety Green, Safety Orange, even Safety Pink. Show your crew that you care about them by gifting them safety versions of your shirts. We can take your current shirt order and adjust the design to look best on safety colors, or we can come up with an all-new design. 

Keep Your Crew Seen, Keep Your Crew SAFE! – Safety Week 2019

Here at Excel, we care deeply about keeping every one of your employees safe all year round. Over the years we have printed thousands of shirts on safety colors and have recently expanded our products to include hats, vests, jackets, beanies. We have many options including Safety Green, Safety Orange, even Safety Pink. Show your crew that you care about them by gifting them safety versions of your shirts. We can take your current shirt order and adjust the design to look best on safety colors, or we can come up with an all-new design. 

Dye Sublimation: Another option for printing t-shirts

Are you in need of perfect, cost-effective promotional printing garments? Then perhaps dye sublimation is the ideal option for you. Dye sublimation is a process that has been around for some time. It was initially developed to print on plastic parts and items for awards and specialty printed items for industry needs. The system is different from most other printing methods, read our blog to find out more!

Get Ready: Open Roads Ahead!

Before you know it, spring will be here and bikes will be back on the road! As you gear up for another riding season, don't forget about this year's new shirts! We're starting to draw designs and place orders, so get yours started today to ensure your new motorcycle shirts will be ready for the first ride of the season!

Can A Custom T-Shirt Design Help Promote Your Business?

You betcha!!!...Especially when you consider that 95% of all Americans wear t-shirts, according to several key industry surveys. Custom t-shirts are a great way to make your brand stand out among the sometimes fierce competition out there. Clothing makes a statement and a custom t-shirt worn in a crowded environment such as a university campus, sports stadium or community event can add personality to your brand...

Tips for Choosing a Custom T-shirt Printing Company

Custom t-shirt printing is a complex industry with numerous businesses in the marketplace, ranging from mom-and-pop operations to larger corporate enterprises. A quick Google search of "custom t-shirt printing company" will net you thousands of results. But, our mini-guide on tips for choosing a custom t-shirt printing company will help you find the printer that is best suited for your custom t-shirt needs!...

Part 3 | Screen Printing – The History of the T-shirt

In the first two blogs concerning the history of screen printing, we discovered that the most common use of this medium is the printed t-shirt. Have you ever wondered how the t-shirt came to be such an iconic staple in American fashion? The t-shirt is arguably the most popular outer garment in the entire world. Coming in a range of styles, colors and sizes, there is quite literally a t-shirt for everyone. But where did this distinct garment come from and how did it become so popular?

Truly Unique Classic Car Firm Wins Custom T-Shirts

Excel Sportswear's contest winner is Lance Selzer with Okoboji Classic Cars! “Responsive, attentive, helpful, caring and thoughtful. That’s how I’d characterize the people I deal with at Excel Sportswear,” asserts Lance, “plus, they produce a top-notch product!” Continue reading for the full interview with Lance, and to read more on how unique the Okoboji Classic Car Museum really is...

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