Knowledge and Tips

We recently hosted a hands-on screen printing demonstration for 3rd grade classes at Silverton Elementary in Silverton, Ohio. Now in our sixth year volunteering, we enjoy introducing students to printing, small business basics, and real-world production through engaging demos and donated materials.

We completed a large-scale screen printing project for Sound Bites Nutrition, LLC, producing over 1,900 custom-printed items including shirts and tote bags. The order featured two unique designs across multiple color setups and was delivered directly to the National Dairy Council warehouse in Waukegan, Illinois, ready for distribution.

We’ve launched a new branded merch store for The Dragonfly Foundation and are offering free merch store setup for organizations. There are no upfront costs—just a simple $200 sales minimum in the first month.

We do our best work when we’re printing for the things we actually love—bike organizations, board game communities, and breweries. When we understand your scene, we can help you create merch that people actually wear on rides, at game night, and in the taproom.

Running a brewery is a full-time job; running a merch program shouldn’t be. This post walks through how Driftwood Design Co. helps breweries turn their brand into wearable art—handling design, printing, ordering strategy, and delivery—so your taproom stays stocked with merch your regulars actually want to buy.