Creating something is easy. Creating the right thing takes curiosity, intention, and conversation. At 1322 Designs, we want to understand why a product should exist in the first place: who it is for, what it needs to accomplish, and what you want someone to feel, remember, or do when they receive it.
Start a Conversation1322 Designs did not begin with a business plan to build a promotional products company. It started in Austin when a friend was selling a T-shirt machine. Lavert Rodgers was looking for something creative to do, bought the equipment, and started making shirts for fun. Then someone asked, "Can you make coffee mugs?"
Then came another question. And another project. And another possibility. Over time the equipment changed, the capabilities expanded, and the projects became more complex. But the curiosity behind 1322 never really changed: what are you trying to create, and what is the best way to make it happen?
Our range of production equipment allows us to create, test, personalize, and produce many projects directly, with flexibility for both traditional and smaller-run needs.
We choose the production method based on the material, quantity, design, timeline, and desired result, not because one process happens to be our default.
When a project calls for capabilities beyond our in-house equipment, we work with trusted production partners rather than forcing the wrong process.
Whether a project is produced in-house or with a trusted partner, 1322 owns the quality of the finished result.
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Creating and shipping wherever the project takes us. Our work is not limited by geography. Call 512.872.1141 or write info@the1322designs.com.
Because a quote without context is really just a guess. Quantity, timeline, audience, budget, materials, decoration method, and what you are trying to accomplish can all change the right solution, and the price. A short conversation helps us recommend what actually makes sense instead of throwing numbers at the wrong idea.