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San Diego, California
REQUEST A FREE QUOTE FOR CUSTOM MILITARY MERCHANDISE

Every line, one form
If your unit needs it made, put it on the form. We produce custom military merchandise built by Marines, and a single request can cover more than one line.
Challenge coins
Unit coins, commander coins, ball coins, commemorative and retirement coins.
Patches
PVC and embroidered, for uniforms, gear, plate carriers, and morale collections.
Hoodies and shirts
Unit runs and event apparel. See the current Marine Corps hoodies for reference.
Mugs and tumblers
Ceramic mugs and insulated drinkware for offices, gifts, and change of command.
Hats
Embroidered caps for unit runs, ball favors, and fundraiser inventory.
Event packages
Ball, retirement, promotion, deployment, reunion, change of command, fundraiser.
Not sure which item fits the occasion? You can browse the current collection first, or leave the product field on Not sure yet and we will make a recommendation with the quote.
The minimum order is 50 units
One number, every line. Fifty pieces is the floor because setup, tooling, and artwork costs do not scale down below it. What changes between lines is not the minimum, it is the setup involved, and that is what the table covers.
| Product line | Minimum | What to know |
|---|---|---|
| Challenge coins | 50 units | Each design needs its own die, so the die cost is spread across the run |
| PVC patches | 50 units | Each design needs its own mold |
| Embroidered patches | 50 units | A digitizing charge may apply on the first run of a design |
| Hoodies and t-shirts | 50 units | The 50 counts across sizes and colors, not per size |
| Mugs and tumblers | 50 units | Ceramic and insulated drinkware are quoted separately |
| Hats | 50 units | Embroidery setup applies once per design, not per hat |
Ordering more than one line? Each design counts toward its own 50. A run of 50 coins and 50 hoodies is two designs, not one order of 100. Some production methods carry an accepted variance on the final count, and that variance is stated on the quote.
Five things that make a quote accurate
You can send the form without all of this. But every item you can answer now removes a round of email later, and on a deadline that matters.
- An approximate quantity A range is fine. Quantity moves the price more than any other factor, so a rough number gets you a useful answer and a blank field does not.
- The date you need it in hand Not the event date, the date the items need to be physically with you. Those are rarely the same, and the gap is where orders go wrong.
- Your artwork, in whatever state it is in A vector file is ideal. A phone photo of an existing coin also works. Send what you have.
- Personalization details Names, ranks, dates, unit designations, size rosters. You do not need the final list to get a quote, only to know whether personalization is involved, because it changes both price and lead time.
- Where it ships One address, several addresses, or an APO or FPO destination. For apparel, our sizing and design guidance for unit apparel covers what to collect before you order.