Team apparel
Look consistent at work.
Choose pieces people can actually wear repeatedly and reorder when the team grows.
Custom Apparel
Make the brand tangible without making the order hard to understand.
We help businesses plan branded tees, long sleeves, crewnecks and hoodies for teams, events, promotions and merchandise. Milan can build a current quote range after it understands the order.
Free order planning advice
Four answers make a print quote much easier.
Before choosing a package, get these basics clear. They change production more than a vague budget guess does.
UseWhat are the garments for?Team uniform, event, giveaway or merchandise changes the priorities.
QuantityHow many pieces?Use an honest estimate and leave room for size mix.
ArtworkWhat is being printed?Know whether the art is ready or still needs design help.
TimingWhen must it be in hand?Production and delivery should be planned backward from the real date.
Simple from your side
Need → garments → artwork → approval → production.
The order should stay simple on your side. Shepherds asks for production details only when they can change the finished result.
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Choose the use and rough quantityThat gives the project a practical starting point.
2
Pick the garment mixT-shirts, long sleeves, crewnecks and hoodies can live in the same planned run.
3
Confirm art, placements and deadlineThose details turn the plan into a production-ready quote.
For teams and brands
Order for how the garments will actually be used.
Workwear, event pieces and merchandise do not need the same fabric, fit or presentation. Start with the purpose and make the garment choice serve it.
Campaigns & events
Make the moment feel branded.
Plan around the event date, audience and how the pieces will be handed out or sold.
Merchandise
Make something people want to keep.
Merch works better when the garment and artwork feel like a product, not leftover promotion.