Capsule Merch

🎯 Merch made easy - for bands, brands, and small businesses. We take the hassle out of custom apparel so you can focus on what you do best. You bring the idea, we’ll handle the rest: ✔️ Premium blanks ✔️ Expert screen printing ✔️ Nationwide delivery (even tour stops!) ✔️ No leftover stock So whether you're launching a drop, heading on tour, or repping your brand - we’ve got you. 👉 Swipe through to see how we work. DM us to chat, or tap the link in bio for a free quote!

Printing... In this economy? 👀   Good news: merch doesn’t have to cost a fortune.   We’ve got a few tips to help you save some serious moolah🫰on your next print job.

This is why we do what we do. 🤝 From first print to final drop, we care about every piece... and hearing that you do too? Unreal. Swipe to see what people are saying about working with Capsule Merch 💬

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Ed cooking up something fresh 🧢 DTF print meets the AS Colour surf cap. Watch the magic happen. . . . #dtftransfers #dtfprinting #directtofilm #surfcap #capsulemerch

Ink down. screens up. another week of bangers off the press 💪

Building a brand is 10% idea and 90% execution. Don’t let a bad print job kill your momentum. Here is what you need to know before you start: 1. Fabric is Your Foundation - You can’t build a premium brand on "cardboard" tees. For brands and bands, the blank is just as important as the design. Look for high GSM (grams per square meter) if you want that heavy, streetwear feel, or ringspun cotton for a vintage soft-touch. 2. Vector or Bust - Handing a printer a low-res .JPG is a recipe for blurry edges. Always provide your artwork in Vector format (.AI, .EPS, or .PDF). This ensures your logo stays crisp whether it's on a pocket hit or a massive back print. 3. Master Your Palettes (Pantone is King) - What you see on your glowing computer screen isn't always what comes out of the screen press. If you’re picky about your "Cream" not looking like "Yellow," use Pantone (PMS) codes. It’s the universal language for printers that ensures your brand colors stay consistent across every batch. 4. Sample Your Sizing - Don't guess your size breakdown. If you're a band selling at a show, you'll likely need more Large and XLs. If you’re a high-end fashion label, maybe you lean into an "oversized" approach. Know your audience’s fit before you order 100 units. 5. The "Inside-Out" Test - Don't forget the finishing touches. Custom neck labels or hem tags are the difference between "merch" and a brand. It’s the first thing a customer looks at to see if the quality is legit. Save this for your next drop 💪

Camo is back, and it's poppin off 🪖 If you've thought about adding camo hats to your merch line - we've got a few options. Get in touch today and let's chat!

Part 4: Titus thought he was just training the new guy.

Part 3: Carlos thinks he's nailing it. He is not.

Part 2: Carlos is fitting right in.

Ed (aka. Carlos) is going under cover...