Yep, I print every shirt/mug/etc by hand in my tiny but mighty home studio -->
It's actually my house's furnace room, hence the name!
My space may be small but my quality standards are pro: I use a professional-grade Stahl's Hotronix press and OEKO-TEX® Certified screenprint inks sourced from Canadian suppliers.
All apparel items are luxuriously soft bamboo and MADE IN CANADA! 🇨🇦 Sweatshop-free, ethically, and sustainably made clothing, fully manufactured and dyed in Ontario, Canada.
I could import t-shirts from elsewhere for almost 3X less cost, but I believe in supporting local Canadian businesses and producing high quality clothing that lasts.
Partial profits are donated to charities and provided as individualized grants to help Canadian kids with cerebral palsy.
Learn more about why I started the print shop, and my family, including my twin boys who both have CP.
Within the USA or Canada. Competitive rates for international.
10% of profits go to organizations benefitting Canadian children with cerebral palsy.
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