Starting a custom order?
The custom-order form collects the group, quantity, timing, garment, artwork, and design information needed to begin.
Start a Custom Order →Handmade wearable art · Custom and group orders welcome
See where we’ll beQuestions · ideas · orders · invitations
Tell us what’s on your mind.
Need help with an order, want to talk through an event, or simply have a question? Point us in the right direction and give us the details that matter. We’ll take it from there.
Choose the fastest path
A little routing saves a lot of back-and-forth.
Use the dedicated order pages when they fit. Use the general form below for everything else.
Need help with an order?
Have the order number and the name or email used for the order ready. Do not send payment-card information.
Go to Order Help →Something else?
General questions, event invitations, collaborations, accessibility requests, privacy requests, and website feedback belong in the form below.
Use the Contact Form →Contact One of a Kind Finds
Send us a message.
Choose the topic that best matches your question and include enough context for us to understand what you need.
Helpful details: product or order name, event date, relevant page link, city or venue, and any deadline that affects the request. Please do not include passwords, full payment-card numbers, or sensitive personal information.
After you press send
Your message starts the conversation.
A contact-form submission is not an accepted custom order, confirmed event booking, product reservation, production approval, or guarantee of timing.
You may not need to wait
The next page might already have your answer.
Use these direct paths for the most common reasons people reach out.
Before sending another message
Good details make better answers.
Where should I start a custom shirt order?
Use the Custom Orders page. Its form collects the design, quantity, timing, sizing, artwork, and delivery information needed to begin a useful order conversation.
What should I include about an existing order?
Include the order number, the name or email used for the order, the product involved, and a clear description of the question. Do not send passwords or full payment-card information.
What belongs in an event invitation?
Share the date, location, event type, expected attendance, host organization, setup window, vendor or instructor requirements, fees, and the kind of participation you are requesting.
How do I report an accessibility barrier?
Choose “Accessibility Request” as the topic if available. Include the page or feature, what you were trying to do, what happened, and your preferred response method. Device or assistive-technology details are helpful but optional.
What if my question is time-sensitive?
Put the actual deadline or event date in the message. Submitting the form does not guarantee availability, production timing, delivery, a reservation, or a response by a particular date.
Can the general contact form confirm a quote or order?
No. A custom order is not final until the applicable artwork, garments, availability, quantities, sizes, pricing, payment, timing, delivery, and production details have been reviewed and approved.
Still exploring?
Start with something you can see.
Browse finished pieces in the shop, or use the Shirt Studio to turn a shirt, pattern, palette, and logo into a visual starting point.