Teams
Mathews Motocross
The whole team and their families in matching long sleeve tees, one color white on navy. The kind of job where every size from youth small to 3XL has to show up on the same day.
SCREEN PRINTING IN CLAREMORE
Our Claremore shop is at 404 W. Will Rogers Blvd, run by Nick with Rod alongside him, and the same family behind it that has been printing shirts in Oklahoma since 1954. Screen printing and embroidery, with a proof and a price before anything is printed.
Walk in on a weekday or send the idea by email. We never charge for artwork, and calls and emails get answered any time, day or night.
The Claremore crew
Nick runs the shop and Rod works alongside him. Walk in and one of them will be at the counter, or in the back on a job.
Meet the whole crew, including the Coweta and Tahlequah shops.
Work from the shop
Teams, churches, schools, businesses and events. A few of the jobs that have come through.
Churches
Love One Another
A four color Love One Another tee with John 13:34 under it, on a soft cream garment. Church tees, camp tees and VBS tees are a big part of what comes through the shop.
Schools and theater
ILCA Fine Arts
Show tees for a school production of Oliver Jr. Full color print on navy, with the dates and the venue on the front so the cast keeps it long after closing night.
Visit the shop
Rhodes Printing, doing business as CrispyPrint404 W. Will Rogers Blvd
Claremore, OK 74017
918-973-1110
sales@crispyprint.com
Walk in on any weekday, no appointment needed. Calls and emails get answered any time.
Our other shops
Coweta
205 N. Broadway, the home shop
Screen printing in Coweta
Tahlequah
1007 S. College Ave
Screen printing in Tahlequah
Tulsa
Sales office by appointment, free delivery every Wednesday
Screen printing for Tulsa
Team ordering sites for Claremore teams and clubs
No more order forms, no more chasing after payment
We build you a private online store. Every parent, player or employee picks their own size, pays for their own, and the store closes on a date you choose. Then we print the whole run at once and hand it over sorted by name.
- Free to set up, you do not pay for the store
- Everyone pays for themselves at checkout
- Orders come back sorted by name
- Works for teams, schools, churches and company stores
What Claremore customers say
4.8from 13 Google reviews of the Claremore shop
“They did a large order for my company. The shirt quality was nice and the turnaround time was even better. Definitely recommend.”
Jake HodgesGoogle review, Claremore shop“Rhodes Printing rocks. They make some of the finest quality shirts around. They make custom shirts for whatever I need, large or small quantities.”
Tulsa Guy, Local GuideGoogle review, Claremore shop
Claremore questions
Can I just walk in?
Yes. The shop at 404 W. Will Rogers Blvd is open to walk ins on weekdays, no appointment needed. Outside of that, we answer calls and emails any time, day or night.
Do you do embroidery in Claremore?
Yes. Caps, polos, jackets and bags. Tell us the date you need them by and we will tell you straight away whether it is doable.
What is the minimum order?
Screen printing starts at 15 pieces. Heat transfer has no minimum, so a handful of shirts is still worth asking about. Tell us the count and we will tell you which way makes sense.
How long does an order take?
Five to seven business days from the day you approve the proof. If you are working to an event date, say so when you ask for the quote. We do take rush jobs.
Do you charge for artwork?
No. Our artists draw it or redraw it at no charge, whether you send a finished file, a rough sketch or just an idea.
Pickup, shipping or delivery?
Your choice. Pick up at the Claremore shop, have it shipped, or if you are in the Tulsa metro we deliver for free every Wednesday.
Do you print for Claremore schools and teams?
Yes, and we can set up a private online ordering site for any team, club or class so every family orders and pays for their own. No order forms, no collecting money.
Tell us what you need printed
Send the details, or walk in and tell Nick at the counter. Either way you get a price and a proof before anything is printed.