Mossy Oak and Vapor Apparel team up for customizable clothing line

Mossy Oak partners with Vapor Apparel to provide consumers with a one of a kind, customized print-on-demand program for apparel.

The program will offer both short and long-sleeved shirts manufactured by Vapor Apparel decorated with Mossy Oak’s patterns. The shirts will come in men’s, women’s youth and children’s sizes.

Through the print-on-demand program, consumers and businesses can purchase fully sublimated shirts in Mossy Oak patterns with custom art or logos embedded in the actual pattern itself. Currently, Vapor Apparel requires a minimum order of 24 units to purchase.

“We are excited to launch a new type of customization program with such an established group as Mossy Oak,” Jackson Burnett, President of Vapor Apparel, said in a news release. “People want the full benefits of sublimation without hindering the performance features of the clothing itself. These customized products will be built to last right here in South Carolina.”

Built on Vapor Apparel’s solar line of UPF50+ moisture-wicking material, the fabric is recognized by the Skin Cancer Foundation as an effective means of protection from UV rays. The line also boasts M-Shield antimicrobial tech integrated into the fabric.

Mossy Oak patterns currently available on the Vapor Apparel line include: Break-Up Country, Obsession, Shadow Grass Blades as well as Original Bottomland, New Bottomland and Mountain Country.

“The unique process being offered through our partnership with Vapor Apparel is a major win for a wide variety of individuals and businesses,” commented Chris Paradise, Mossy Oak’s Senior Vice President and Chief Sales Officer. “This is a major solution to what was an ongoing problem experienced by anyone looking to order high-performance shirts in smaller quantities and full customization tailored to anyone’s design and sizing needs.”

Orders can be placed by phone through Vapor Apparel.

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