These are just a few examples of the custom options available for apparel. The choice of method will depend on factors such as the design, the type of apparel, the quantity, and the budget.

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1. Screen printing: This is a popular method for customizing apparel, such as t-shirts, hoodies, and hats. Screen printing involves creating a stencil of the design, known as a screen, which is then used to apply ink to the fabric. Screen printing allows for a wide range of colors and designs and can be used to print large quantities of apparel quickly and efficiently.

2. Embroidery: This is another popular method for customizing apparel, such as polo shirts, jackets, and hats. Embroidery involves using a needle and thread to create a design on the fabric. Embroidery is a more durable option than screen printing and can create a more professional look.

3. Heat transfers: This method involves printing a design on a special transfer paper and then using heat to transfer the design onto the fabric. Heat transfers are a quick and easy way to customize apparel, and they can be used to create detailed designs with multiple colors.

4. Direct-to-garment printing: This is a digital printing method that uses inkjet technology to print directly on the fabric. Direct-to-garment printing allows for full-color, high-resolution designs and can be used to print small quantities of apparel.

5. Patches: These are small pieces of fabric that can be sewn or ironed onto apparel to create a custom design. Patches can be used to add a logo, design or text to a garment and can be a durable option for customizing apparel.

6. Sublimation printing: This method uses heat and pressure to transfer a design from a special sublimation paper onto the fabric, it allows to print full-color, high-resolution designs with vibrant colors and can be used for both light and dark fabrics.

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