Hoodies are the highest-ticket item in any merch lineup — and the one people actually keep. A well-made custom hoodie doesn't get folded into a drawer. It gets worn to the grocery store, the dog park, and the next show. That's why getting them right matters more than almost anything else you'll print.
IndyInk prints and embroiders custom hoodies and crewnecks for Denver businesses, breweries, bands, schools, and brands. We've been doing it since 2002, and we'll help you make the call on blank, method, and placement before anything goes to press.
Screen printing works well on hoodies when the design is graphic-heavy, colorful, or covers a large area like the back. Embroidery is the right call for chest logos, small placements, and any project where a raised, premium finish matters more than color range.
You don't need to decide upfront. Send us your design and tell us what you're going for — we'll look at both and recommend the method that gets you there.
Not all hoodies print the same. The weight of the fleece, the cotton-poly blend, the fit — all of it affects how the print looks and how the garment wears. A 50/50 blend behaves differently under heat than a 100% cotton fleece. A fashion-fit pullover needs different placement than a boxy classic cut.
We carry a range of blanks at different price points and help you pick the one that fits your project, your retail price, and your customer. You tell us the budget and the vibe — we'll show you the options.
Minimum order is 12 pieces. Bring us your artwork — or a rough idea — and your quantity. We'll send back a mockup and a price. Most orders are ready for Denver pickup or shipping in 2–3 weeks.
We print for breweries, bands, restaurants, schools, nonprofits, and anyone else who needs quality hoodies that represent them well. If you're in Denver, you can pick up at 1474 S Acoma St or 742 Santa Fe Drive.
Get a Free Hoodie Quote12 pieces minimum for screen printed or embroidered hoodies at IndyInk.
Most orders are ready in 2–3 weeks from artwork approval. Let us know if you have a deadline.
It depends on your design. Large graphics and back prints are usually screen printed. Small chest logos and zip-ups are usually embroidered. We'll look at your artwork and tell you which method is right.
Yes. Size mixing is allowed as long as the design stays consistent across the run.
Yes — that's part of our process. Tell us your budget, your audience, and what you're going for. We'll show you the right options at the right price points.