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Apparel decoration · Embroidery · DTF · Heat Transfer

We decorate the apparel. You make it yours.

We don’t make the apparel. We decorate it. Bring us your idea for a shirt, hat, or layer. We’ll help choose a suitable garment and finish it with embroidery, DTF, or heat transfer here in Jamestown.

Embroidered navy work shirt with gold lettering
A closer look at embroidered workwear.

Find your starting point

For the workday. The game day. The every day.

Turquoise embroidered artwork on a brown jacket

Business & workwear

Polos, shirts, sweatshirts, and jackets that help your crew look like a crew. Start with your logo and the way the clothing will be used.

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G’s Camp printed-shirt design

Teams, schools & events

Printed apparel for a shared cause, a season, a reunion, or a day worth remembering.

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Black hat with a colorful illustrated patch

Hats & patches

Embroidered caps, beanies, and patch hats with the style and fit your design deserves.

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White Tri-County Extradition embroidery on a black Flexfit hat
A closer look at a stitched hat design.

Small details. A shared identity.

It’s your name out there.

Your apparel introduces your business before anyone says a word. The placement, contrast, and size of the design all contribute to that first impression. We’ll help you find a look that belongs on the garment—not just one that fits on the screen.

Explore hats & patches

Made for the way you’ll use it

The right look starts with the way you’ll wear it.

A shirt for a summer event has a different job than a polo worn every week. We help connect the garment, decoration, and budget so the finished order makes sense for your people.

Choose for the person wearing it

A work polo, a reunion tee, and a gift sweatshirt serve different purposes. Tell us about fit, comfort, and everyday use first. We’ll check available garments and help decide whether stitching or a printed design is a better fit.

Plan the mix

Different sizes, garment styles, or individual names can affect the quote. An estimated count is enough to start; before ordering, we’ll confirm the garment, color, size breakdown, decoration, and any personalization.

From “what if” to “let’s do it”

One personal piece or a group order. Start here.

These are things we can work through together—not a checklist you have to finish before contacting us.

  1. Who’s wearing it?

    Tell us about the work, event, or group. Comfort and everyday use are part of the decision, not afterthoughts.

  2. What’s the idea?

    An existing logo, a phrase, or a rough concept is enough to begin. We’ll arrange artwork files with you when we follow up.

  3. What’s the rough plan?

    A headcount and any important date help us narrow the options. You do not need everyone’s shirt size before saying hello.

Start with what you know

A few useful answers

Before we
get started.

Something else on your mind?
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Can you help me pick the clothing?

Yes. Tell us who it is for, how it will be worn, and what you want to spend. We’ll help narrow down suitable options.

What if I only need a few?

Tell us the quantity. Minimums and setup costs vary by item and decoration, so we’ll confirm what makes sense for your project.

Can I supply my own garments?

Please check with us before purchasing or dropping off items. We need to confirm fabric, condition, and suitability for the decoration.

Can one order include different garments?

Tell us the mix you have in mind. We can discuss a coordinated look across suitable tees, polos, sweatshirts, or hats, with pricing and artwork adjustments confirmed for each item.

Is this the same as Funky Buffalo?

NoDak Threads is where we work with your logo, your group, and your custom idea. Funky Buffalo is Sonja’s separate curated shirt collection, coming soon. Its designs will be sold as shown, without customization.

Can I order something just for myself?

Yes—personal projects are welcome alongside business and group orders. Tell us what you actually need; we’ll confirm the price and any product-specific minimum before you decide.

What should I collect for a group order?

Start with the approximate count and date. Once the garment is chosen, collect sizes and names in one clear list. Check spelling and quantities before approval so we are all working from the same final version.

Hometown roots. Personal help.

Tell us what you’re working on.
Let’s find a solution together.

You don’t need all the answers before saying hello. Bring the idea, the question, or the thing that isn’t quite working. We’ll talk through what’s possible and what makes sense for you.

Let’s talk about it