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Screen printing, embroidery and DTF for the race shops, plants and event teams around Concord. Sew NC runs 16 years of production in house, with orders starting at 12 pieces and a two week standard turnaround.
Concord runs on crews. Race shops, plant floors, distribution centers and event staff all need the same thing: a batch of apparel that looks identical on every person wearing it. Sew NC has spent over 16 years producing screen printed and embroidered apparel in house from its shop in Winston-Salem, and ships bulk orders to Concord and Cabarrus County without the markup or the guesswork of a broker.
Producing screen printed and embroidered apparel for the shops, plants and crews that keep Concord working.
Concord holds one of the densest concentrations of race shops in the country, and the apparel that comes with it is its own category. Crews need button up crew shirts that read clean on camera, matching polos for sponsor meetings, embroidered jackets for cold mornings, and printed tees for the hauler. Sew NC produces all of it in house, in the quantities a shop actually orders.
Concord and the corridor along I 85 carry a heavy load of manufacturing and distribution. Those floors need apparel that survives the job: embroidered work shirts that hold a logo through hundreds of washes, hi vis tees for dock and yard crews, durable jackets for cold storage, and department names stitched on so supervisors can tell teams apart at a glance.
No storefront in Concord, and that is the point. Orders get produced in house in Winston-Salem and shipped out, which is how the pricing stays bulk pricing instead of retail. The whole thing runs remote and a real person stays on it from the first email to the box arriving.
Share your quantities, garment preferences and artwork. Orders start at 12 pieces for screen printing, DTF and embroidered caps, and 6 pieces for embroidered polos and jackets.
Review and approve your digital proof before anything gets printed or stitched.
The team handles the printing or embroidery, all in house. Standard turnaround is two weeks after proof approval and payment, with rush production available for an additional charge.
Get your order shipped to Concord, or pick it up in Winston-Salem if you are heading that way.
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Race weekends turn Concord into a different city, and every hotel, restaurant, caterer and vendor staffs up for it. Staff need to be identifiable and the gear needs to arrive before the gates open. Sew NC prints and embroiders polos, aprons, caps and staff tees in bulk, and rush production is available when a date moves up.
Schools, youth leagues, churches and nonprofits across Cabarrus County order apparel in the same bulk shapes a business does, just on tighter budgets and harder deadlines. Screen printed tees for fundraisers, embroidered polos for staff and coaches, and hoodies for spirit wear all run through the same production line, with pricing that improves as the order grows.
Need some extra support, or have a special request?
The right method comes down to the garment, the artwork and how many pieces you need.
The cost effective choice for larger runs of a single design. Best on tees and hoodies for crews, giveaways and events. Each ink color needs its own screen, which is why the per piece price drops fast as the run grows.
Stitched thread, the most durable option and the one that reads most professional. Best on polos, caps and jackets, which is most of what a shop floor or a sponsor meeting calls for.
Full color and fine detail on almost any fabric, with no screen setup to pay for. Best for smaller runs and artwork too complex to screen or stitch.
A clean permanent mark for promotional items and harder surfaces, where ink or thread is not the right answer.
Orders start at 12 pieces for screen printing, DTF and embroidered caps, and 6 pieces for embroidered polos and jackets. Price per piece drops as the quantity goes up, so a crew of 12 and a plant floor of 300 are both worth quoting.
Standard turnaround is two weeks after proof approval and payment. Rush production is available for an additional charge, as fast as two days after proof approval. Same day is not offered, since every order goes through a proof first.
Screen printing is cheaper on larger runs of one design, because the screen setup gets spread across every piece. DTF comes out ahead on small runs, full color artwork, or when each shirt carries a different name or number.
No. Sew NC supplies the garments on every order, from brands it stocks and knows how they take ink and thread. A blank that is not built for decoration can ruin a run, and controlling that is what keeps quality consistent from the first piece to the last.
Yes, and it is one of the most common ways an order gets built. Embroidered polos and jackets for the people in front of sponsors or clients, screen printed tees for the rest of the crew, same logo and colors across both.
Several, and the pick comes down to budget and feel. Gildan and Port & Company are the budget options for events and giveaways, Bella+Canvas and Next Level are softer for retail style tees, Sport-Tek covers performance wear, and District, OGIO, TravisMathew and The North Face are available for premium orders.
Both work. Orders ship to Concord and anywhere in Cabarrus County, and pickup is available at the shop in Winston-Salem if someone on the team is heading that way.
Six things: the garment style, the quantity per size, how many ink colors are in the design, where the print or embroidery goes, your logo file and your deadline. With those, a real number comes back instead of a range.
Let’s talk about your next run of screen printed or embroidered apparel for your team in Concord. Production done in house, orders from 12 pieces, and a real timeline you can plan around.
