01
Brief
Week 0
Tell us what you're making, who it's for, and when you need it. We'll flag anything in the way before we touch the design.
You leave with
Scope · Timeline · Rough budget
Custom apparel,
designed with intention.
A Portland studio running small-batch capsules for teams and brands who care how the thing actually looks — and how it wears after a season.
Selected work · 2025
Recent work.
Custom eyewear for a brand capsule
01Accessories · Eyewear · 75 units
Performance arm sleeves for an athletics program
02Performance · Sublimation · 150 units
Team socks in program colors
03Socks · Knit · 250 units
Services
What we make, and how we make it.
Typical run: 4–8 weeks
- Apparel
- Hoodies, tees, jerseys, jackets — cut-and-sew and blanks.
- 50–300 pieces
- Headwear
- 6-panels, dad hats, beanies — embroidered and printed.
- 25–150 pieces
- Accessories
- Socks, patches, bags, umbrellas — small-run, high-touch.
- 75–500 pieces
Process
04 phases
How a project actually moves.
02
Design
Week 1–2
A paid design phase, every time. Mockups, color work, and placement studies we can point to later when the factory asks a question.
You leave with
Working files you own
03
Sample
Week 3–4
A real unit, in your hands, before the full run. If something's off you get to say so here — not after 200 pieces ship.
You leave with
One physical sample
04
Production
Week 5–8
Sourcing, production, quality pass, delivery. You hear from us on the checkpoints, not on the noise.
You leave with
Finished goods, on time
Minimums vary by piece — tell us what you're thinking and we'll tell you straight whether it's the right run for us.
The studio
One designer. One decision-maker.
Wild Rose is a small studio based in Portland. We design and produce custom apparel for teams and brands who care how the thing actually looks — and how it holds up.
Paige, our founder, has spent a decade designing for programs that needed to punch above their weight. That work — the hours on color, fit, and production detail — is what you get when you hire us.
“We don't make merch. We make the thing you'd actually want to wear.”