Custom Apparel · Palm Beach County

Custom Shirts, Uniforms & Team Apparel

T-shirts, polos, hoodies, long sleeves and caps — decorated with the method that fits your design: embroidery, DTF printing, sublimation or heat transfer vinyl. One local shop, start to finish.

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In short

Custom apparel means garments decorated with your logo, names or design. The right decoration method depends on the artwork and the garment: embroidery for durable logos on polos and caps, DTF printing for full-color designs on any fabric, HTV for names and numbers, and sublimation for all-over prints on light polyester. Crafty Media handles all four in-house in Westlake, FL.

Best For

What people use Custom Apparel for

  • Staff shirts and business uniforms
  • Uniform combos: polo + cap, T-shirt + cap, long sleeve + cap
  • Team, school and event shirts
  • Family reunions, birthdays and one-off gifts
  • Branded merch for small businesses
Works On

Materials & products

T-shirtsPolosHoodies and sweatshirtsLong sleevesCapsPerformance (dri-fit) shirts
How It Works

Our Custom Apparel process, start to finish

Tell us the project

Garment type, colors, sizes, quantity and where the design goes.

Pick the method

We recommend embroidery, DTF, HTV or sublimation based on your artwork, fabric and budget.

Proof & produce

You approve a proof, then garments are decorated in-house.

Pickup or delivery

Orders are checked, folded and handed off by appointment.

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At a Glance

Custom Apparel details

Decoration methods
Embroidery, DTF, HTV, sublimation
Garments
Tees, polos, hoodies, long sleeves, caps, performance wear
Uniform combos
Polo + cap, T-shirt + cap, long sleeve + cap
Best artwork
Vector or high-resolution PNG with transparent background
Honest Advice

When it’s not the right choice

Sublimation only works on light-colored polyester, and embroidery isn’t ideal for photo-style artwork — which is exactly why we pick the method per project instead of forcing one process on every order.

Not Sure Which Method?

Compare decoration methods

MethodBest forWorks onColorsNot ideal for
EmbroideryLogos on uniforms, polos, capsMost fabrics, caps, jacketsThread colorsPhotos, gradients, tiny text
DTFFull-color designs on apparelCotton, polyester, blends — light or darkUnlimitedHard surfaces
SublimationAll-over prints, jerseys, mugsLight polyester, coated itemsUnlimitedCotton, dark garments
HTVNames, numbers, simple textCotton, polyester, bags1–3 solid colorsDetailed multi-color art
UV DTFTumblers, glass, hard goodsGlass, metal, plastic, woodUnlimited, glossyFabric
Laser engravingGifts, awards, signsWood, leather, slate, coated metalSingle toneFull-color designs
Local Service

Custom Apparel across Palm Beach County

Made in-house in Westlake, FL, with drop-off and pickup by appointment for customers in Westlake, Wellington, West Palm Beach, Royal Palm Beach, Loxahatchee, The Acreage and nearby communities.

Common Questions

Custom Apparel FAQ

Which printing method is best for custom T-shirts?

For full-color designs on cotton or dark shirts, DTF printing is usually best. For simple one- or two-color text, names and numbers, HTV works well. For all-over designs on white or light polyester shirts, sublimation is ideal. For logos on polos and caps, embroidery looks the most professional.

Yes. We put together uniform combos such as a polo with a matching embroidered cap, a T-shirt plus cap, or a long sleeve plus cap, so your whole team looks consistent. Tell us your team size and preferred garments for a quote.

Yes. Individual names and numbers are usually done with heat transfer vinyl (HTV) or DTF, so each piece can be personalized within the same order.

Often, yes — ask us first. We’ll confirm whether the fabric works with the decoration method you want before you drop them off.

Ready to start your custom apparel order?

Send your design, quantity and deadline — we’ll reply with a real quote.