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Creators & clothing brands
Build a collection around your original artwork, identity and community.
Print-on-Demand + Brand Growth
Your Brand. Your Store. Our Production.
Print-on-Demand for Clothing Brands & Entrepreneurs
Build your brand. Sell your designs. GMB Custom Apparel is a full-service branding and production partner in Greenville, NC — from decorated merchandise to custom-manufactured clothing lines.
Building a full clothing line? See custom manufacturing
Illustrative production scene, not a specific GMB order. Products and decoration are confirmed during onboarding.
- Sell your own designs
- Production support
- Built for growing brands
Who it’s for
Big ideas.
Brands of every stage.
You bring the identity, designs and audience. Explore how GMB can support the merchandise behind your brand.
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Entrepreneurs & side hustlers
Explore a merchandise business with a production partner instead of running the printing yourself.
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Business merchandise
Turn your business identity into apparel people want to wear.
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Clubs, organizations & influencers
Create merchandise that represents your audience. Use only artwork and names you’re authorized to sell.
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School groups
Discuss eligibility during onboarding. School names, logos and licensed marks require the appropriate permission.
From idea to approved merchandise
How it works
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Start merchant onboarding
Visit the existing Brand Merchant onboarding page to begin. Account eligibility and requirements are clarified there.
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Introduce your brand
Be ready to share your brand, contact details and merchandise goals as requested during onboarding.
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Agree on products & store setup
Confirm the available catalog, artwork requirements and supported store setup with GMB. Features depend on the agreed program.
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Produce approved items
GMB supports production of approved items as orders come in, according to the merchant agreement and confirmed production schedule.
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Confirm order handling
Agree on how orders are received, handled and fulfilled, including pickup or shipping arrangements. Automatic routing or integrations are not assumed.
Your collection starts here
What you can sell
Print-on-demand ideas to explore—not a guaranteed merchant catalog, and separate from custom manufacturing. All items, colors, sizes and decoration methods are subject to actual catalog availability and program approval.
T-shirts
Everyday tees for your original designs.
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Hoodies & sweatshirts
Layer up your brand’s collection.
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Embroidered polos
A polished option for branded apparel.
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Sweatpants & joggers
Matching bottoms to complete a set.
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Hats & headwear
Put your identity front and center.
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Jackets & layers
Outerwear suited to your artwork.
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Athletic & team apparel
Spirit and fan wear for your community.
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Have another print-friendly item in mind? Ask about suitability and availability during onboarding.
GMB Manufacturing
Need Custom Manufacturing for Your Clothing Line?
From Your First Collection to a Full Clothing Brand.
Beyond decorating ready-made items, GMB can help develop garments to your brand’s spec — choosing fabric weight, fit and silhouettes, colors and cut-and-sew construction, then finishing with embellishments and private-label details.
- Fabric weight (GSM)
- Fit & silhouettes
- Custom colors
- Cut & sew
- Embroidery, embossed & puff
- Chenille patches
- Woven neck labels
- Hang tags
- Poly-bagging & branded packaging
Minimums, sampling and timelines vary by garment and project and are confirmed for your order — no single turnaround or minimum applies to everything.
Heavyweight Hoodies
Fabric weights discussed from roughly 200 to 400 GSM, with fit, color and embellishment to your spec.
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Premium Joggers & Sweatpants
Joggers and track pants developed to match your hoodies and collection.
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Custom Polos & Corporate Apparel
Polos, quarter-zips, jackets and workwear built as a cohesive collection.
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Oversized Streetwear Tees
Boxy, dropped-shoulder silhouettes in the fabric and color you choose.
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Team / Athletic Apparel
Full-sublimation jerseys, team uniforms and athletic wear.
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Private Label & Packaging
Woven neck labels, hang tags, poly-bagging and branded packaging.
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Two ways to build
Print on Demand vs. Custom Manufacturing
Print-on-Demand Merchant Account
Sell branded, decorated items
- Your designs on available catalog products
- Decoration such as DTF, screen print or embroidery
- Products and terms confirmed during onboarding
Custom Manufacturing
Design unique garments & private-label runs
- Garments developed to your fabric, fit and color spec
- Cut & sew, labels, hang tags and packaging
- Minimums and timelines confirmed per project
Why GMB
We Don’t Just Print Shirts.
We Build Brands.
GMB Custom Apparel is a family-owned production and branding company in Greenville, NC, serving Winterville and Eastern North Carolina. Bring your vision to a team that works with apparel, artwork and brand identity.
Greenville, North Carolina
Decoration that fits the design.
Explore DTF, screen printing, embroidery and rhinestones. The right method depends on your artwork, garment and merchant program—not every service applies to every item.
Know the terms. Build with confidence.
How pricing works
Your business needs numbers that fit your actual products and responsibilities. Review the merchant agreement before setting prices or promising delivery to customers.
- Merchant & product costs
- Confirm account charges, garment costs, decoration, artwork preparation and any minimums that apply.
- Selling prices & margins
- Review product costs and applicable fees when planning prices. No margin or profit level is guaranteed.
- Payments & payouts
- Payment processing responsibilities, fees and payout schedules depend on your agreement.
- Order handling & shipping
- Clarify packaging, shipping costs, fulfillment responsibilities, returns and production schedules.
Choose the right conversation
Brand Merchant vs. Company Store
Two different goals to discuss with GMB. The exact account structure, store features and responsibilities are confirmed with the team.
Your independent merch brand
For entrepreneurs and creators who want to sell merchandise under their own brand with GMB production support.
Your organization’s apparel program
For businesses and groups exploring approved organization apparel and reordering. Discuss a company store program and its available options.
Before you start
Brand Merchant FAQs
The details belong in your agreement. Here’s what to bring to the onboarding conversation.
Who can apply for a Brand Merchant Account?
Creators, independent clothing brands, entrepreneurs, businesses and organizations can explore the program. Eligibility is clarified during onboarding. School groups and licensed artwork require appropriate authorization.
What does a merchant account cost?
Account costs, setup fees if any, product costs and other charges are clarified during onboarding and in the merchant agreement. We do not promise free signup or a universal minimum.
What products can I sell?
Tees, hoodies, polos, hats, jackets and accessories are examples to discuss. Your merchant selection depends on actual catalog availability and the decoration options approved for each item.
What artwork do I need?
Bring designs you own or have permission to reproduce and sell. File format, resolution, placement and any artwork preparation requirements are confirmed for the selected product and decoration method.
Does the account include an online store?
Discuss your storefront needs during onboarding. Supported store setup, features and responsibilities must be confirmed; this page does not promise a particular platform or integration.
How do orders reach production?
GMB helps with production of approved merchandise. The merchant agreement defines how orders are received, approved and scheduled. Automatic order routing and guaranteed turnaround are not assumed.
Who handles shipping and fulfillment?
Shipping, pickup, packaging, fulfillment responsibilities and associated costs depend on the merchant agreement. Confirm these arrangements during onboarding before making promises to your customers.
Can I use custom labels or branded packaging?
Ask about branding options during onboarding. Custom labels, packaging and white-label handling are not universal inclusions; availability and costs must be confirmed.
How are returns or production issues handled?
Return policies, replacements, customer-service responsibilities and production issue handling are clarified in the merchant agreement. Confirm what applies before publishing your store policies.
How do payments, payouts and margins work?
Product costs, selling prices, payment handling, payout timing and any fees depend on the merchant agreement. Review these details during onboarding; no profit margin or payout schedule is guaranteed here.
Your Brand. Your Store. Our Production.
Your next chapter starts with your brand.
Explore a Brand Merchant Account and confirm the products, production support and terms that fit your goals.
Account setup takes place on the existing merchant onboarding site. For a separate custom project, request a custom quote.