My name is Kyle Worsfold. I have been screenprinting for almost 10 years. After working as on offset (newspaper) printer for 6 years, and a one-year stint at another screenprinter within that time, I decided it was time to open my own business. I started D.I.M. Graphics late in 2006.
D.I.M. stands for Did it Myself. Although not entirely true, I have had a good bit of help from friends and family. I never took out a loan to start my business. I saved every penny and bought or built all my equipment, and taught myself how to print over those ten years. I occasionally employ a few helpers when things are busy, and sometimes use an outside artist for complicated designs, but for the most part it's mainly just me, for now.
Besides fast turn-around and low prices, I strive for unique and custom artwork. No templates or clip-art catalogs to look through. I want your garment to stand out, so your idea or logo gets your message across.
No vinyl iron-on numbers on team uniforms. My names and numbers are screenprinted so they don't fall off, stick to themselves in the dryer, or create a "sweat patch" on your back that doesn't allow the fabric the breathe.
Along those same lines, I try to make the prints comfortable. They may not be quite as bright, but you have probably seen, or may even own a garment with a "bulletproof" print with cracked ink that feels like someone slapped a giant sticker on your chest. No one will wear your walking billboard if it's uncomfortable.
Don't forget about service. I can come to your home or office to discuss your order if you prefer, and deliver your order locally.