Custom Shirts, Caps and Workwear for Campobello Farms and Family Crews
You need shirts for the crew and caps for the truck, not a marketing campaign. We print twelve pieces or two hundred for Campobello farms and family operations, and we ship or deliver from the Greenville Upstate.
Custom T-Shirt Printing and Embroidery for Campobello Farms
A family that runs a farm counts every dollar twice before it leaves the account. Feed, fuel, parts, vet bills, and somewhere down that list, shirts for the people who work the place. That is the order we see out of Campobello most often. Twelve to twenty pieces, sometimes thirty, farm name on the chest and nothing wasted. Custom t-shirt printing for a Campobello operation does not have to mean a big spend or a pallet of leftovers stacked in the barn. We print small runs on purpose, so a five person outfit can put its name on shirts and hoodies without buying inventory it will never move.
Most of what leaves here is DTF, direct to film. The design is printed on a film, heat pressed into the fabric, and it comes out with real color that does not crack the first time a shirt goes through a hot dryer with the shop towels. It handles photos, gradients and multi color logos at twelve pieces, which is why small farm orders go that route. Embroidery is the other half. Stitched thread on caps, beanies, jackets and canvas work shirts holds up through seasons of sun and washing. Screen printing comes in when the count reaches forty eight or more, usually a simple one or two color mark run deep.
Around Campobello and the north end of Spartanburg County, orders come from produce growers, cattle and poultry operations, hay and equipment guys, feed stores, greenhouses, orchards, farriers, fencing crews and the family run landscape outfits working the same ground. A peach grower wants shirts for the packing shed crew. A cattle family wants caps to hand out at the stockyard. Somebody selling off a roadside stand or a Saturday market wants a shirt a customer can read from three rows away. Ag suppliers and co-ops come to us for embroidery, polos for the counter and jackets for the drivers. Same minimums either way, twelve shirts or two hundred.
Outerwear is where a farm order earns its keep. A hoodie or a canvas jacket with stitched thread on the chest gets worn six months of the year, at the feed store, at the sale, at church on Sunday. That is your name in front of people every day, paid for once. Caps do the same work for less. Order a dozen, hand them out, and they never come off.
What Farm Families Order Most
Six things move out of here on repeat for agricultural customers, and every one of them starts at a count a small operation can actually justify.
Farm Name Tees
Cotton and blend tees printed by DTF with your farm name and mark. The color sinks into the shirt instead of sitting on top of it, so it survives the wash cycle a work shirt actually gets. Twelve pieces to start.
Hoodies and Crews
Heavier fleece for morning chores and cold mornings in the field. Print a big chest mark or a small left chest with the phone number on the back. Sweatshirts get worn in public more than any other piece we sell.
Embroidered Caps
Stitched thread on structured, unstructured, trucker and rope caps. This is the cheapest advertising a family operation can buy, and the one item people keep for years. Great for handing out at the sale barn or the feed store counter.
Polos and Work Shirts
Embroidery on polos, button downs, canvas shirts and duck jackets for anybody who deals with customers, drivers or inspectors. Thread holds its shape through heat, dirt and repeated washing better than any print sitting on the surface.
Bulk Screen Printing
Once you are past forty eight pieces with a simple one or two color design, screen printing brings the per shirt cost down hard. Good fit for a co-op giveaway, a big harvest crew or a shirt you plan to reorder.
Event and Fundraiser Apparel
Shirts for a farm day, a tractor pull, a livestock show team or a booster group raising money. We print the run, you sell them or hand them out, and the design is on file for the next round.
Straight Answers Before You Spend a Dime
Most people stall on the same four things, so here is where we stand on all of them without the sales talk.
Twelve shirts is too small to matter
Not to us. Twelve is our real minimum on DTF and embroidery, not a number we quote and then talk you out of. Small family operations are a big part of what we run every week, and a twelve piece order gets the same proof and the same press time as a big one.
We are not a company, just family
That is most of our farm work. You do not need a marketing department or a logo file from a designer. A sketch, a sign photo or the name of the place written out is enough to start, and we build the artwork from there before anything gets printed.
Will it survive real work
That is what DTF and embroidery are for. DTF flexes with the fabric instead of sitting on top and flaking, and stitched thread does not fade the way a cheap print does. Shirts still wear out eventually, but the mark will not quit before the shirt does.
You are not in Campobello
Correct, we are based in the Greenville Upstate and we serve Campobello and the rest of Spartanburg County from here. Orders ship or get delivered, so you are not burning a morning driving to a counter. Everything gets approved by proof before we print a thing.
How a Farm Order Runs
Tell Us the Count
Call or email with how many pieces, what garments, and what you want on them. Rough numbers are fine at this stage, we can tighten them later.
Artwork and Price
Send a logo, a photo of your sign, or nothing at all and we build it. You get a firm price per piece before anybody commits to anything.
Approve the Proof
We send a proof showing size, placement and color on the actual garment. Nothing goes on press until you look it over and say go.
Print and Deliver
Typical turnaround is five to seven days after proof approval. Orders ship out or get delivered, and your artwork stays on file for reorders.
What Customers Have Said
"Where I get all the embroidery and printing done for my company. Love the quality! Unbeatable prices too."
Elias Acevedo"Could not be happier with this business! The quality of the shirts is top notch and the design came out exactly how I wanted."
Angela Danielsen"Moe was awesome. Great communication and got the order done quickly. We are very happy with the results."
Joseph KellerQuestions We Get From Campobello
Yes. We are a family owned shop based in the Greenville Upstate and Campobello is well inside the area we cover. There is no storefront to visit, which keeps the process simple. You send the details, we send a proof, and the finished order ships or gets delivered to you.
Twelve pieces for DTF printing and twelve for embroidery. Screen printing usually starts at forty eight because of the setup involved. For most farm and ag customers, twelve to thirty pieces covers the family, the hired help and a few extras to hand out, and that is a normal order here.
Typical turnaround is five to seven days after you approve the proof. The clock starts at approval, not at the first phone call, so getting artwork settled early is what keeps an order moving. If you need shirts for a show or a farm event, tell us the date up front and we plan backward from it.
Yes. Embroidery is a big part of what we do. Caps, beanies, polos, button downs, canvas shirts and jackets all take stitched thread well. Embroidery in Campobello SC usually means caps for the crew and a left chest logo on outerwear, and both run at a twelve piece minimum.
Price depends on the garment, the piece count and how many print locations you want. A basic tee run is the cheapest way in, and hoodies or jackets cost more because the garment itself does. Send your count and what you have in mind and you will get a real number, not a range.
Get a Price on Your Farm Apparel
Send the count, the garment and the name you want on it, and we will come back with a firm price and a proof.