Dennis started Logo Factory in 2001 with one founding principle... "to treat the customer the way you want to be treated when you are the customer."  In 2007, Logo Factory invested heavily in production equipment, bringing quality control and faster turnaround times in-house.  That decision helped make Logo Factory a one-source provider for custom apparel, branded merchandise and online stores—serving thousands of repeat customers.

Denny

Eric is our Screen Print Manager, bringing 40 years of experience in the printing industry to Logo Factory. His attention to detail and commitment to quality help ensure every job meets the high standards our customers expect. 

Eric

Alex heads our state-of-the-art digital printing department, specializing in DTF (AI Prints), UV printing, and laser engraving. He is also completing his Marketing degree and travels the world representing Team USA as an international judo athlete.

Alex

If you haven’t met TJ yet, you will—he’s everywhere! When he’s not busy being a dad and coaching his three active kids, TJ is our Director of Sales & VIP Specialist. He works with new and existing customers to find the right apparel and promotional solutions, develops new business relationships, and helps organizations get their Swag Shops and Sport Pack programs up and running smoothly.

TJ

Molly is our Customer Service Coordinator. She keeps a close eye on your order from start to finish—making sure you have the right products, your artwork looks just right, and your order is in your hands when you need it.

When she’s not taking care of customers, Molly loves horses, dogs, and boating almost as much as she loves making sure our customers are thrilled with their orders from The Factory.

Molly

Andy is our Bean Counter. When there are shirts to be printed, Andy is nowhere to be found. But when there are beans to be counted, he’s on it like no one else. He keeps the numbers straight, the books balanced, and The Factory running smoothly behind the scenes.

Andy

Murphy is our Official Greeter and takes his job very seriously. You’ll usually find him welcoming customers, but occasionally he lends a paw in the back, helping gather merchandise for production.

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