A few things matter when you're picking an apparel decorator: turnaround, minimums, whether they do embroidery or screen printing or both, and whether the person across the counter actually cares what your project looks like when it ships. That last one is nearly impossible to surface through a plain search. Every shop on this page signed our statement of faith to get listed, confessing Jesus as Lord. That's the one gate. We also reach out to welcome most new businesses with a call and pray for the owner right there on the line. A hello. Not a handshake that certifies their stitching or blesses their thread count. What that means practically: you're not scrolling a generic index hoping to stumble onto someone who shares your faith. You already know that about everyone here. What you don't know yet is whether their work holds up, their minimums fit your order size, and their staff picks up when your job needs adjusting two days before an event. The reviews below answer that. Written by people who handed over real jobs and waited on real deadlines, not by us. That's where you find out if a shop earns a second order. Coverage here is solid, meaning you have real options to compare rather than one name and a prayer. The faith is shared. The fit is still yours to find.
States with listings
Listings (14)
Kick Print
NovoWorks Color Imaging
ME Screenprint & Embroidery
Key Element Media
4 Him Co.
HOUSE OF ANNA COUTURE AND ACCESSORIES
Little 6 Industries LLC
Internal Sunshine Creations
American Printing Services LLC
Still Waters Threads Co
Texas Transfers & Threads
Valkyrie Made
Frequently asked questions
What does it mean for a decorator to be listed here?
It means the owner signed our statement of faith, confessing Jesus as Lord. That's the requirement to be on this page. We don't inspect their work or grade their output. The reviews do that job.
How do I know which shop is right for my order?
Start with the reviews. Look for comments about turnaround, communication, and quality on jobs similar to yours. Then call them directly. Many decorators offer samples or quotes before you commit to a full run.
Do all the shops do both embroidery and screen printing?
Not necessarily. Some specialize in one or the other, and a few do both. Check each listing and ask when you call. Getting that answer upfront saves a lot of back-and-forth later.
What if I have a small order or a tight deadline?
Minimums and rush availability vary by shop. Some are set up for small runs and quick turns; others work better for larger quantities planned in advance. The listing details and reviews are a good first read, but a direct conversation will tell you faster.











