Washington DC T-Shirt Design
CustomInk, a Washington DC area screen printer, is the place to go for all your custom apparel needs! We make t-shirts & more for any occasion with no order minimums. Create small batches of political t-shirts or campaign supplies. Or, for larger groups or events, order hundreds of shirts at a time for a great value - we handle it all! Plus, no driving - design and order online with your delivery date guaranteed to arrive in the District in 7-14 days.
"The MIL Corporation, a mid-sized government contractor, recently participated in the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure event in Washington, D.C. Our community outreach program, "MIL CARES", was proud to gather a large team to support the fight against Breast Cancer on this beautiful day in June!
Working with CustomInk was a pleasure from beginning to end. Their customer service was impeccable and the delivery arrived on time (and beautifully packaged, might I add!) The rep that helped with the order was very kind and patient-- she made sure everything was just right before processing. Thanks, CustomInk!"
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"Every year my team runs the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure in DC to honor my mother, Momma Tomkins who lost her battle to breast cancer 5 years ago. Since it was the 5 year anniversary year of her death, we wanted to make really great shirts. We came up with the slogan "save the war in my rack" and used the camo shirts to go along with the slogan. They were a hit at the race and made it so easy to spot team members in DC! "
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"Richard "Chip" Chiappane's family and friends participated in the Race for Hope - Brain Tumor 5K Run/Walk held at Freedom Plaza, Washington, D.C. on Sunday, May 6th, 2012. The shirt featured Chip's smiling image with his wife Lynn, son Matthew, daughter Melissa and his granddaughter "Bird" Kyla Rose. Richard and the team crossed the finish line in 1 hour 36 minutes. The tshirts featured were designed and donated by Chip's sister, Deborah. Ranked 62, $6,870 was collected on behalf of team: Chip Off The Old Block."
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"11 Madison House students and 1 leader wore their "I Heart Yakima" t-shirts while they were on an educational tour in Washington DC. This picture was taken in front of Mt. Vernon."
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"The photograph was taken after the 2012 Cherry Blossom 10 Miler on April 1, 2012. We all try to run in this race every year because it is usually the first race of the season for the group to start the running year. I got tech shirts which was great for active sport like running and it was easy to get the logo that I wanted for our running group on the tech shirt. Everyone love the design and feel of the shirt. I was able to order bulk and mix up the men tech type shirts (crew neck) with the women tech type shirts (v-neck) with no issues."
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"Girl Scout troop trip to Washington DC. The photo was taken in front of a pink limo that was parked in front of our hotel. The girls loved designing their shirts. They really stood out (and made the girls easy to find). They looked so good that other tourists in the city stopped them to take their photos!"
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"French Walkers, just one of the many teams which came together to raise money at the Inaugural Moving Day Walk to Defeat Parkinson's in Washington DC, 10/16/11. Shirts were a hit."
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"Hey there! Brookland Tails, a small dog walking business in Washington D.C. wanted to show support for families with lost loved ones at the Pentagon. We ran to the site of the crash and participated in the memorial service. The shirts from CustomInk really brought us together during this emotional event. Thanks CustomInk!"
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"Annual church camp for girls age 12-18 in Washington DC area"
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"A group of friends has gotten together for the past 9 years and ran in the Race for the Cure. Each of us are children, grandchildren, nieces, and nephews of woman who have been diagnosed, survived, or died of breast cancer. This year we decided to create shirts to wear during our run. "
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