B & C Apparel is a screen printing and custom apparel decorator serving Oklahoma City businesses, organizations, and individuals who need branded merchandise, event shirts, or personalized clothing in moderate to large quantities.
B & C Apparel operates as a full-service screen printing shop handling design work, garment sourcing, and production. The operation handles both direct-to-garment printing and traditional screen printing methods, meaning they can manage single-color logo work on bulk orders as well as multi-color detailed designs on smaller runs. They work with clients ranging from corporate teams ordering 50-unit runs to nonprofits producing fundraiser shirts to individuals looking for custom pieces in batches of 10 or more. The shop stocks blank apparel from major suppliers and can source specialty items like performance fabrics or oversized runs on request.
B & C Apparel charges per-garment rates that depend on quantity, ink colors, and print method. A typical single-color logo print on a standard t-shirt runs $5 to $8 per shirt for orders of 50 or more; multi-color designs add $2 to $4 per color per garment. Direct-to-garment printing, which allows full-color photo-quality output without quantity minimums, costs $12 to $18 per shirt but works well for small orders of 5 to 20 pieces. Setup fees apply to screen-printed orders (typically $25 to $50 per color) but are waived on direct-to-garment jobs. Blank garment costs vary by supplier and style; standard cotton t-shirts range from $2.50 to $4 each depending on weight and brand. B & C can handle artwork in multiple formats or work from rough concepts, charging $25 to $50 for design consultation and file preparation if the client does not have artwork ready. Turnaround is generally 5 to 10 business days for screen-printed orders and 3 to 5 days for direct-to-garment, though rush service is available at a 25 to 50 percent premium (confirm current pricing with the shop).
Rival Ink and Ace Printing are the primary competitors in Oklahoma City's custom apparel space. Rival Ink emphasizes embroidery alongside screen printing and caters heavily to corporate uniforms and sports teams; their minimums are typically higher (25 to 50 units), and per-piece pricing runs slightly higher at $6 to $10 for basic work, but their embroidery quality is notable for detail work like names or complex logos. Ace Printing focuses on high-volume bulk orders (100+ pieces) with lower per-unit costs starting at $3 to $5 for simple designs, making them the better choice for large campaigns or fundraisers where price per garment is the primary concern. B & C Apparel occupies the middle ground: they accept smaller orders than Ace, have lower minimums than Rival Ink, and offer both screen printing and direct-to-garment in-house, which most local shops do not. Choose B & C if you need flexibility on quantity and want multiple print methods available under one roof; choose Ace for maximum volume discounts; choose Rival Ink if embroidery detail is essential.
B & C works best for small-to-medium nonprofit orders, corporate teams needing 20 to 100 branded pieces, event organizers producing commemorative shirts, or individuals ordering custom apparel in batches of 5 to 30. The shop's ability to handle low minimums and offer direct-to-garment printing makes it suitable for clients who value design flexibility over per-unit savings. It does not suit customers seeking embroidery as a primary service, those ordering single custom pieces (most shops have 5-piece minimums), or bulk buyers of 200+ units looking for rock-bottom pricing. Turnaround expectations also matter: B & C is not a rush printing service for next-day delivery, though they accommodate expedited orders for an upcharge.
Clients typically start by phone or email with artwork or a design concept, a garment preference (t-shirt, hoodie, polo, etc.), and a quantity estimate. B & C will provide a quote and timeline, then handle design files if needed. Once approved, the client confirms a payment method and pickup or shipping details. A first in-person visit to review samples or discuss complex multi-color designs is optional but useful for large orders; the shop can show blank garment options, print samples on similar styles, and discuss placement and sizing. Most transactions are completed remotely with pickup arranged on a set date or shipment arranged via mail.
B & C Apparel operates Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., closed weekends. Parking is available on-site or on street. The shop does not offer curbside pickup; clients collect orders in-person or request mail shipment. Confirm current hours before visiting, as seasonal closures or staffing changes may shift availability.
B & C Apparel fills a practical gap in Oklahoma City's printing landscape for clients who need design flexibility, reasonable minimums, and both screen and direct-to-garment capability without pursuing volume-based shops or embroidery specialists. It is reliable for recurring organizational orders and one-time custom projects alike.
