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Custom sorority apparel

Every piece here can carry your chapter letters, an uploaded design, or one you describe and have drawn for you. These pages cover how each garment fits, what prints well on it, and which one the order actually calls for.

Custom sorority tees

The fitted rib baby tee is the default sorority shirt, and it earns it: it holds a print cleanly, it photographs well in a crowd, and it reads as something a member chose rather than something a chapter handed out. If you are ordering one garment and cannot get the chapter to agree, this is the safe answer.

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Custom Greek tank tops

A tank is the right call for anything that happens outdoors in August, which in the South is most of recruitment. It also gives you the largest uninterrupted print area relative to the garment, so a big front graphic that would crowd a tee has room to breathe here.

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Custom sorority crop tops

The crop is what the new member class asks for the moment they see it, and what a real portion of the chapter will not wear. Order it as an option next to a full-length cut rather than as the only cut, and you avoid the conversation entirely.

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Custom sorority sweatshirts and hoodies

These are the pieces members still own as seniors. A crewneck or a heavyweight hoodie costs more per unit than a tee and gets worn twenty times as often, which makes it the right call for anything meant to last past the semester rather than mark a single day.

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Custom sorority shorts

Shorts are the cheapest way to add a second printed piece to an order. A chapter that has already agreed on a shirt can add shorts in the same colors for less than another tee, and they get worn far more than a second shirt would.

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