Merch design | Embroidery | Screen printing | Heat transfers | Laser engraving

Revved Up Promotions

I worked for Revved Up Promotions in Belgrade, MT for 2 years, creating and optimizing files for printing on textiles, as well as operating industrial embroidery machines, sewing machines, heat pressing garments, and helping with screen printing. The majority of their clients were based in the Bozeman/Belgrade area, with some in the Pacific Northwest as well.

Merch Design

Beige short-sleeve t-shirt with orange trim on the collar and sleeve edges, featuring a graphic of a cowboy on a horse swinging a lasso, and the text 'Upper Canyon Outfitters of Montana' around the graphic.

Light gray hooded sweatshirt with a black illustration of a stag with antlers standing on grass, facing left and appearing to call out, printed on the back.

Black T-shirt with a graphic of a person's head wearing a green crown with 'Crybaby' tattooed on the forehead, sticking out their tongue holding a spoon with dripping blue wax. Text reads 'STAY FILTHY' and 'ABSOLUTE FILTH HOCKEY WAX' in green and blue lettering.

Beige t-shirt with design of two people fishing from a boat in a river, a large fish jumping out of the water, and text reading 'Upper Canyon Outfitters of Montana'.

Light blue hoodie featuring a black and white graphic of a cowboy on a horse swinging a lasso, with the text 'Upper Canyon Outfitters Montana' to the right of the image.

White hoodie with a brown graphic on the back showing stylized mountains and flowers with the text 'Upper Canyon Outfitters' curved above the design.

Black t-shirt with a graphic of a skeleton ice hockey player wearing a green and red uniform, the text above reads 'ABSOLUTE FILTH' with skull icons replacing the letter 'O' and part of the 'H', and below the player in white graffiti-style text 'GET FILTHY'.

Close-up of a Tajima multi-head embroidery machine with spools of colored thread on top, used for textile stitching automation.

Screen printing setup with black T-shirts stretched on printers and a visible pink screen frame in a workshop.