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About Technician Tees

I got tired of waiting.So I bought a press.

I own two repair shops. Technician Tees started because I couldn’t get shirts for my own crew without a two-month wait and a minimum order I didn’t want.

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Founder FileNO. 0001

NameJeffrey Roy

Also owns2 repair shops

Printing since2024

Shop Fix AcademyMember since 2017

ProductionIn-house

Shops servedNationwide

How this started

Six to eight weeks. A minimum I didn’t want. Three rounds of proofs to get the logo right. Half the time a tech quit before his shirt showed up.

Ordering uniforms, the old way

The problem was mine first

Every time we needed shirts at my shops, it turned into a project. Nobody could find the art file. Nobody remembered what we ordered last time.
So I bought the equipment

Small runs. Fast turnaround. Every tech’s first name on the chest — because that’s what a customer actually reads when someone walks up to their car.
Then other owners started asking

Once it worked for my own crew, shop owners I knew wanted the same thing. That’s the whole business. No plan, no pitch deck.

Founder and customer

I’m not just the founder. I’m a client.

I still run those two shops. My techs wear the same shirts yours will, ordered the same way, through the same profile page.

That’s not a marketing line — it changes what ends up on this site. If a fabric can’t survive brake dust and hand cleaner, I find out in my own bays before you ever see it listed. If a print cracks after twenty washes, it cracks on my crew first.

I’m not a screen printer who happened to land some auto accounts. I’m a shop guy who solved a shop problem and then kept solving it for other people.

I know the real budget

I write the same checks you do. Nothing here is priced like you’ve got a corporate uniform line item.

I know one shirt matters

New hire starts Monday and needs a shirt Monday. That’s why there’s no minimum order — I needed that myself.

I test on my own crew

Fabric, fit, print durability. My techs are the first ones wearing anything I decide to carry.

Where I learned the rest

Shop Fix Academy member since 2017.

Nine years in the room

Most of what I know about running a shop — and most of what I know about what shop owners actually need from a uniform vendor — came out of that room.

It’s also why I understand the thing behind the shirts. A crew in matching uniforms with names on the chest isn’t about apparel. It’s about a customer walking in and feeling like they’re dealing with professionals.

Why we do it this way

Every shop gets a profile

Your logo, your colors, your placement, and the shirts you’ve approved — set up once and kept on file.

Nobody re-explains the artwork every time you hire someone. Nobody hunts through old emails for a logo. Your team orders in a minute and gets the same shirt they got last time.

It’s free, there’s no minimum, and there’s no commitment attached to it. I built it that way because that’s the version I wanted when I was the one waiting on shirts.

— Jeffrey Roy, Founder · Technician Tees