Knowledge and Tips
Always-Available Team & Club Merch — Without the Hassle of Bulk Orders
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Give your members access to high-quality branded merch anytime — not just during bulk order windows. Our on-demand online stores make it easy for teams, clubs, and organizations to offer apparel year-round without managing payments, inventory, or distribution.
Professional Employee Uniforms Made Easy — Order as a Team or Individually
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When your team looks polished and unified, customers notice. Uniforms don’t just make employees easy to identify — they reinforce your brand, build team spirit, and create a professional first impression that carries throughout your workplace. At Driftwood Design Co., we make outfitting your staff simple, flexible, and cost-effective. Whether you want to provide uniforms for all of your employees at once, or you prefer to let each employee place orders individually, we have systems in place that make the process hassle-free. Option 1: Bulk Uniform Ordering for Your Business If your goal is to deliver uniforms directly to your...
Proud to Support Amazing Cincinnati & Tri-State Organizations With Quality Custom Apparel
Posted by Derek Drifmeyer on
At Driftwood Design Co., we’re proud to support businesses, schools, nonprofits, clubs, and cycling groups across Cincinnati, Northern Kentucky, and the Tri-State with high-quality custom apparel, screen printing, embroidery, and live printing services. From Mason to Clifton to Covington, we love creating merch that brings local communities together.
Winter Merch Ideas That Always Sell
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Winter is the perfect season to boost sales with cozy, high-quality merch your customers actually want. From heavyweight hoodies (our personal favorite) to beanies, flannels, and more, here are the cold-weather staples that always sell and why they belong in your lineup.
Why You Shouldn’t Try to Screenprint Your Own Merch (Even Though You Technically Could)
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Thinking about screenprinting your own merch? Sure — it’s technically possible. But between coating screens, burning stencils, troubleshooting cheap equipment, and wasting hours you don’t have, DIY quickly becomes a second full-time job. Here’s why it’s better to let the pros handle the messy, precise parts so you can focus on running your business or hitting the road.