Custom T-Shirts for sons

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"Team Bryson & Wyatt is made up of family and friends of Lavane & Lancer Vowell and Carrie & terry Rawlins. We both lost our premature infant sons, Wyatt and Bryson. Our Team walked in the 2013 March of Dimes March for Babies Walk to honor our precious boys and raise money to help other babies. Funds raised will help to save lives so that other parents would not have to experience the loss of a child. The shirt design on the back was done in "subway" art style depicting words or phrases that applied to both babies, Wyatt & Bryson, their names, nicknames, birthdays, birth weights, etc. The colors stood out that day. We were one of the largest teams to walk and definately the brightest colored! We looked GREAT! We received a ton of compliments for others. CustomInk was a dream to work with. They made the ordering process so easy. Each team member that ordered got to use the link to place their sizes and quanities, then I finalized the order. It was one the easiest things I have ever ordered (we had over 60 shirts from children sizes to adults). The representatives from CustomInk that I worked with over the phone and email were all very efficient and friendly. That is the kind of customer service that is hard to find these day. It is nice to work with friendly people that appreciate your business. CustomInk also supported our fundraising efforts. This was such a touching surprise. This is my second order from CustomInk. I will definatley be back! Thank you, Lavane Vowell "

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"- Mom pulls in from picking to boys up from school and I hear boys screaming while they are still in the car, I run out not sure what has happened! Panicked, I immediately open our door to the garage from the house see,my wife through the front windshield turned around facing the back where they boys are! I go out open the car door, I see my 5 year old screaming, my 3 year old screaming and then my 1 year old crying hysterically tears coming down his face, something coming down his nose, my wife trying to unbuckle him all do to the other boys screaming. I ask my wife, "what's going on" she looks at me laughing and says Ryder (my oldest) saw the Customink box on the work table in the garage (our delivery company puts them there for me to get) and he started screaming saying my shits are here, my shirts are here, then the reaction from my Riley Daddy did you get our shirts! Obviously Ryan our youngest took the brunt of this emotional overload and hopefully will excuse the outburst by his brothers. I learned a quick lesson the first time I ordered from CustomInk, make sure you order youth shirts too! "

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"I had a small party at my house for my twin boys.. At the end, I gave away the shirts and everyone put them on. This is them all dancing a final dance with the boys!"

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"My wife and I have been on a journey for many years to build a family. We are from Alaska and have always dreamed of building a family through adoption. I work in the field of child welfare and we wanted to build our family through a domestic adoption as there are many children in the United States in need of a loving home. Our journey took a wonderful turn when we were (through a very tedious and formal process) chosen as the forever family for a sibling group of three boys from Ohio. To celebrate bonding an attachment, we came up with the idea of hooded sweaters bearing a shamrock image (we are Irish) with our last name imprinted on the back. We are also wearing United States flag pins to symbolize our domestic adoption which occurred on Election Day this year (November 6, 2012). This photo was taken at a park in Ohio the evening before the legal finalization of our adoption."

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"This photo is our group that walked for Autism in Grand Prairie, TX on 20 October 2012. In July my youngest son (the blonde one in the back yelling at the camera) was diagnosed with Autism and then in September my oldest son (2nd row with glasses) was diagnosed with Aspergers. This was our first Autism walk and it wont be our last. Our shirts say "Live Life Loud. Team Leflett. Autism Walk 2012" We chose this saying, because life around our house with our boys is constantly loud. Our experience with Custom Ink was far beyond what I'd expect. I will for sure use them again and spread the word."

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"This is an event we do every year to raise money for the autisn resource center we are associated with. We have two boys on the autism spectrum so this cause is near and dear to us! Custom ink was wonderful and quick to respond when I had an issue! Would highly recommend them!!!"

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"These boys all come to our house every Friday night. I make them dinner and my husband along with our two boys game. It was so nice to be able to design a shirt just for them. They were so excited they said they are going to wear them to school every Friday!!!! "

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"This is our second annual Walk to Cure Diabetes. We walk for our two sons: Aidan, age 6 and Collin, age 4 who both have Type 1 (juvenile) diabetes. 55 kids and adults walked at the Oakland Zoo this year, raising an unbelievable $10,635 to donate to the JDRF and their mission to find prevention, better treatment, and ultimately a CURE for Type 1 Diabetes. The joy on our children's faces was incredible...and everyone loved their Customink shirts! Team G-Force helped us show a great example, to all of our kids, about how to give something back. The most important "something" was the spirit of community that we all brought to the event, and because of that, we will never forget this wonderful day."

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"Our youngest has autism. Our eldest put together a walk team, The Garrison 500, to participate in the Autism Speaks Carolinas Walk Now For Autism that was held 10/8/11. The Garrison 500 is a racing metaphor ... we walk on the actual Carolinas Motor Speedway. Additionally, it was our goal to obtain donations from 500 different people. The walk was a huge success. Everyone loved our shirts -- we were the only group in red that I saw."

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"Our team photo taken in Fullerton CA for our Summer 2011 season."