Time to make the t-shirts.

The guys behind Loyal Citizen Clothing–Jeff Lauzier, Julian Redman, and Brock Foreman–are proud to launch a new custom screen-printing business in Portland, Maine called Goat of Arms. (We’ve actually been handling custom orders on the sly for a while, but it took us until now to devise a clever name for a website.)

Goat of Arms provides screen printing services for people, businesses, and other organizations who need custom t-shirts, hats, or other apparel for their employees or volunteers or customized promotional schwag for trade shows or other special events.

Goat of Arms can print logos or other artwork on almost any type and brand of clothing–even on plain-’ol-white-t-shirts.  The company also provides graphic design services.

What’s so great about Goat of Arms?

Many other custom printers ask customers to wade through online product catalogs, fill out online forms, upload files, and other online nonsense.  On the other hoof, Goat of Arms offers old-school customer service where the customer actually gets to talk to a live human being who, in turn, works their tail off to make sure the customers wildest dreams come true at fair price.

And what’s with the name Goat of Arms?  The print shop team thinks goats are vastly under-appreciated as corporate mascots and also wanted to convey a sense of Old World customer service.

Need custom t-shirts or other schwag? Contact Goat of Arms.