Uni-T is rooted in small-batch creation. Every piece is designed by me—sometimes hand-drawn, sometimes digitally—then hand-printed to order in my Massachusetts studio. I intentionally keep production small and as vertical as possible, meaning I design, prepare screens, print, and finish each piece myself. This allows me to reduce waste, avoid overproduction, and stay deeply connected to every step of the process.

I use slightly worn screens and non-toxic, water-based inks. Screen-making and ink are the least eco-conscious parts of printing, so instead of constantly replacing materials, I extend their life whenever possible. This choice is both environmental and philosophical—it favors responsibility over perfection.

The result is subtle variation: a print that may feel a little softer, a line that’s not perfectly uniform, a texture that shows it was touched by human hands. These small imperfections are intentional. They are proof that your piece was made slowly, thoughtfully, and with care—not mass-produced, not rushed, and never identical to the next.

With many shirt colors, customizable graphic colors, and even the option to print designs without words, each Uni-T piece is made to reflect individuality—yours and mine—woven together through a shared, human-centered process.