Industry Defining
Screen Printing and Embroidery
Est. 1954
TAKE THE OFFICE TOUR
Our showroom was inspired by a steampunk chic vibe. We focused on materials like wood and metal.
The creative department has a direct line of sight to the production floor. We left a window open, so when production has a question they can quickly get an answer.
Features custom made lighting by our designer. A picture of the founder George Rutler hangs on the wall, as well as some prints.
We took some material out of the building during renovations. We decided to recycle the wire and turn it into an art piece to adorn the back wall with custom gutter lighting to highlight the wall.
Custom made barn doors separate the last office from the conference room. On the wall adorns egg print series created by George Rutler for the then famous artist Clarence Cater from 1969 - 1972.
Our custom built-in cabinets elegantly conceal customer files behind a visually striking door system, blending practical storage with design elements that enhance our office aesthetic.
THE TRANSFORMATION
The dramatic metamorphosis of our business space—from a cluttered, outdated facility to a sleek, efficient environment that our customers admire—stands as a testament to my father's tireless dedication, skilled craftsmanship, and unwavering vision, for which we are profoundly grateful.
