Custom Products With No Minimum Order: What Else I Can Print Your Design On

There are about 210 products on this site. That is not the limit of what I can make — it is the limit of what I have had time to build.

Every design here is drawn by me, and I still have the working file. So putting one of them on a long sleeve instead of a tee, or on a whiskey glass instead of a shirt, is not a special favor or a custom job with a setup fee. It is me opening a file I already own and picking a different blank. The catalog I print through carries over 2,000 items. I have listed about 210 of them.

If you found something you like and you want it on something else, ask. Here is the range.

Custom Products With No Minimum Order: How This Works

Pick any design on the site. Tell me what you want it on. I will tell you honestly whether it works, send you a price, and send you a mockup before anything is printed.

There is no minimum order. One glass is a real order and gets the same attention as twenty. There is no setup fee and no design fee for moving artwork onto a different product — changing the artwork itself is free as well, so a different color, a name or a unit costs nothing either.

The lists below are what I am set up to quote quickly. If what you want is not on them, ask anyway. It is probably available; I just have not vetted it yet.

Ladies Cuts, Long Sleeve, Tanks and Youth Sizes

The most common request, and the easiest yes. Same artwork, different cut:

  • Women's relaxed-fit tee
  • Women's fitted jersey tee
  • Women's flowy racerback tank
  • Crop top tee
  • Unisex tank top
  • Long sleeve shirt
  • V-neck tee
  • Youth and kids tee
  • Baby onesie
  • Zip-up hoodie
  • Performance / moisture-wicking athletic tee
  • Polo shirt

Midwestern AF corn design laid flat on a black long sleeve and grey tank, and worn on a mauve women's tee and red youth tee

Most tees and tanks run 2XS–6XL, and youth and baby sizes exist for most designs. If you want to set the wording yourself instead, the Create Your Own range lets you do it right on the product page.

Custom Whiskey Glasses, Pint Glasses and Drinkware

This is the one people do not expect, and it makes the best gift on the list. A unit crest, a ship's name or a retirement date on a whiskey glass lands differently than it does on a shirt.

  • Whiskey glass, printed — 6 oz classic or 10 oz rocks
  • Whiskey glass, laser engraved — 10.5 oz, dishwasher safe
  • Pint glass
  • Wine glass
  • Shot glass
  • Mason jar
  • Ceramic mug
  • Enamel camp mug
  • 40 oz tumbler
  • Can cooler / koozie

Navy carrier design printed front and back on a whiskey glass, pint glass, 40 oz tumbler and enamel mug

Worth pairing with the personalized military tumblers if you are putting together a retirement or homecoming gift.

Hats, Bags and Everyday Carry

  • Baseball cap / dad hat
  • Trucker cap
  • Flat-bill snapback
  • Beanie
  • Cotton canvas tote bag
  • Duffel / gym bag
  • Backpack
  • Fanny pack

Blankets, Signs, Coasters and Aprons

  • Sherpa or velveteen throw blanket
  • Throw pillow
  • Metal sign
  • Cork-backed coasters
  • Apron

Keychains, Magnets and Stickers

  • Keychain
  • Die-cut magnet
  • Vinyl and holographic stickers

These are the cheap add-ons people buy four of. Good for reunions, teams and anything where everybody wants one.

Three Things to Know Before You Ask

Some glassware is hand-wash only. The printed whiskey glass, the printed rocks glass and a couple of the travel mugs cannot go in a dishwasher. The engraved whiskey glass can. I will tell you which is which before you order, not after.

Engraving is not printing. The engraved glassware is a laser etch — one tone, no color, no gradients. For a lot of military and retirement pieces that looks better than a printed graphic, but it does mean a full-color design has to be simplified first.

Hats are embroidered, not printed. Embroidery allows 15 thread colors with a maximum of six in one design, and it cannot do gradients or photographs. Most of my lettering-based designs convert fine. The detailed illustrations need reworking, and I will say so rather than sending you something that looks muddy.

How to Ask, and What It Costs

Email information@anythingaf.com or message the Anything AF Facebook page, or send me the details here. Include:

  • the design you want — a link or a screenshot is fine
  • what you want it on
  • the exact spelling of any name, unit, ship or date — spelling is the one thing I cannot guess
  • quantity, and any date you need it by

The design work is free. You pay for the item, and I will quote you before you commit, because prices vary by product and a real number beats a guess. You approve a mockup before anything goes to the printer. The FAQ covers how the proof process works if you want to know what to expect first.

If you are wondering who you are actually emailing, that would be me — the guy who draws all of this.