We have been building this business since 2012. It started in a dining room, moved into a garage, and eventually grew into a full commercial production facility.
There was no polished shop or large production team in the beginning. There was a small printing kit, limited space, and a willingness to figure things out one order at a time. Each project taught us more about artwork, printing, deadlines, customer service, and the details that can make or break an apparel order.
We have had wins, losses, difficult projects, and plenty of mistakes along the way. We have printed tens of thousands of shirts, learned what not to do, assembled a specialized team, and built better systems around the problems customers face most often. That experience now helps us make ongoing custom apparel easier, clearer, and more dependable.
What the journey taught us
Better apparel does not come from equipment alone. It comes from artists, production specialists, account managers, and problem solvers working together to get every detail right.
Today, UNITEE is made up of artists, designers, technicians, production specialists, software engineers, managers, and account specialists working together to serve your organization.
In 2012, I needed a creative outlet. I started a weekend hobby business selling to any crowd I could gain access to. Somehow this morphed into a business. Besides supporting my family and making sure our team is taken care of, the question I challenge is why does one have to win the lottery to handsomely support themselves as an artist. I hope UNITEE can grow large enough to provide an ecosystem for artists to make a GREAT living.
2 Friends, Key West
My love language is helping others. I do this almost to a fault. I'm that person that would probably hand the oxygen mask to someone else in a crashing plane. It lights me up to make our customers happy.
2 Friends, Key West
Always had an interest in the merchandise business, specifically graphic tees.
Making the clients happy and hearing their feedback.
Comfort Colors — stylish fit and colorways.
The Bahamas — been before and would love to go again. Very relaxing with great weather.
Gaming, going to the gym, and trying new restaurants with my fiancée.
Chick-Fil-A
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Look, everyone wears them. Your friends, family and training buddies. Your dog probably has one. It's the one thing that connects us all — so why not make them awesome? If I can make someone smile just by what they're wearing, that's literally the best job in the world. 😄
My grandma's place — undefeated, no competition. 🏆
The more Tshirts we make the more I can go to the Casino.
Taco Bell
Universal appeal — tees are ubiquitous around the world. A nice sweet spot between utilitarian wear and being able to express yourself.
Having a bird's eye view of the production process, making sure everyone is on the same page.
Next Level 6010 Triblend Tee — super comfortable for any occasion.
Switzerland — beautiful countryside, skiing, and obscene amounts of chocolate.
Aviation, gaming, collecting and restoring old computers, and competitive marksmanship.
Raising Cane's
I'm interested in streetwear and getting to know what certain communities tend to wear. I wanted to learn a new and useful skill.
Seeing different and creative designs — I love the horror-themed ones and music references. Some people are funny and clever with it.
Sweatpants — versatile and comfortable.
Japan — want to see the tech and a culture way different from the USA.
Psychology, sociology, and anthropology — the study of culture and its impact on society.
Group lunches at the shop — only happens occasionally, so it feels special.
For a long time I didn't think much of T-shirts, but after working at UNITEE I can see they can have a lot of value to the right customer.
Executing a print right on the first try.
Full cotton blends — best fit.
Mexico — would love to explore the ancient Aztec pyramids.
Soccer, gaming, and going to the gym.
WingStop
Working on T-shirts was something I had done in the past and it was good work for me — and the shop was nearby when I was in college.
Seeing the different kinds of graphics and design choices of different clients.
Full cotton — perfect fit.
Mexico — incredible terrain and culture-rich environment.
Learning about and working on vehicles.
Burger King
Background in business and digital tools, with hands-on training in marketing platforms, data research, and online collaboration systems. Much of my expertise comes from practical experience working with clients across several countries.
T-shirt graphics combine creativity with real-world impact. It's rewarding to help bring ideas to life in a way that people can wear and connect with — whether it's for branding, events, or personal expression.
Sitting in our garden with a bunch of people I like the most.
Graphic designer through experience — started working on T-shirt graphics using Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator, then expanded into other avenues.
I used to draw from a young age, so graphic design was a natural path. A T-shirt design is not just a picture — it's a means of expressing a person's personality and emotions. I love working on them for that reason.
New York City. I'd love to sit at a restaurant next to Central Park — a place where you can enjoy nature and the city environment together.
Several years designing apparel graphics for gym, fitness, and e-commerce brands — with a heavy focus on CrossFit, strength training, and bodybuilding communities.
BS in Computer Science, then went deep on graphic design through real client work. Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, typography, and apparel graphics — learned by doing.
A good T-shirt is more than artwork — it's something people wear to the gym, something that actually motivates them. That's what makes it worthwhile.
I try different local spots, but North End Coffee Roasters is hard to beat.
Our values guide how we make decisions, solve problems, serve customers, and improve the work behind every order.
UNITEE is a solid choice for custom apparel because we make these five priorities part of the way we work on your behalf.
We begin with the goal, audience, budget, garment, timeline, and intended use before jumping into artwork or production.
We look for ways to make the process easier, catch problems early, improve the final product, and deliver more value than expected.
Every project teaches us something. We study what worked, what did not, and how to make the next order clearer, faster, and stronger.
Progress comes from doing the work. We test ideas, improve our systems, solve real problems, and measure results instead of relying on talk alone.
Difficult projects require patience and persistence. We stay engaged, communicate clearly, and keep working toward the best available solution.
UNITEE is more than a way to pay the bills. It is a vehicle for sharing what we believe in, creating useful work, and building long-term relationships with organizations that value good design, dependable production, and honest communication.
We invest our time in customers and team members who share that vision. These values are not a slogan placed on a wall. They influence the choices we make and the standard we expect from ourselves.
