Starting a project

Bring the idea. Sort out the method together.

You do not need to arrive knowing whether the job should be DTG, DTF, screen printed, embroidered or handled another way. Start with what you want made and the artwork you have.

A useful starting sequence

Four things that make the first conversation easier.

This is a practical project-start framework, not a claim about a rigid shop policy. Modified Wear’s public reviews support a hands-on approach to artwork, setup and communication.

What are you making?

Custom apparel, embroidery, decals, laser work, posters and signs are all in Modified Wear’s verified service set.

What artwork do you have?

Bring the logo, graphic or idea you want produced. Public customer feedback specifically references help with artwork and layout.

What does it need to go on?

Share the garment, item, material or display use so the shop can discuss which listed production method makes sense.

What timing matters?

If there is a date attached to the project, say so at the beginning. Do not assume a turnaround until the shop confirms it.

What the public feedback says

The service is part of the product.

Modified Wear’s current Google listing is small but consistently positive: 5.0 stars across 6 reviews at the time of research.

Review highlights call out quality, communication, embroidery and quick turnaround on a specific embroidery job. Listing review summaries also point to artwork/setup help and accommodating service.

No blanket turnaround guarantee, minimum quantity, price list, shipping policy or production promise is published here because those details were not verified.

Current work

See what the shop is making now.

Modified Wear’s official Instagram is the strongest current public source for recent apparel and production work.

The website intentionally avoids copied screenshots, stock production photos and unverified project imagery.

Ready to talk?

Start with a call.

The direct public business number is the clearest verified path for discussing a project.

From idea to physical piece

Tell the shop what you need made.

Call Modified Wear