Our Story
A Real Shop, Run by a Real Neighbor
Loveland Graphix launched in January 2005 to fill a local need for quality screen printing. Twenty years later, the mission has not changed: make products that work so hard for you that you come back for more.
Who We Are
Meet Dave Martin
Dave grew up in Newtown, lives in Eastgate, and has spent his life in this corner of Ohio. He is a die-hard Cincinnati sports fan, an animal lover, and a proud dad of one adult son. In January 2005, he opened Loveland Graphix because the area needed a printer who did quality work and stood behind it.
What started as a screen printing shop grew into a full custom apparel operation: embroidery, banners, heat press, corporate apparel, logo design, direct-to-garment printing, logo vectorizing, team and school uniforms, sweatpants, hats, t-shirts, and more.
Walk in on a weekday and you will find Dave at the press. The person who quotes your job is the person who prints it — which is exactly why so much of our business is repeat customers and word of mouth.
Inside the Shop
Where the Work Actually Happens
Walk past the front counter and you are on the production floor. The screen printing press sits center stage, surrounded by racks of burned screens, shelves of plastisol ink in every team color in the district, and the curing dryer that locks every print in for years of washing.
Along the wall: the embroidery machines, threaded and humming through cap logos and polo crests. The heat press handles names, numbers, and specialty vinyl. The large format printer feeds banners and yard signs. Six services, one room, zero mystery about where your order is — it is right there, and you are welcome to look.
That proximity is the quality system. When the same hands quote, print, and bag an order, nothing slips between departments — because there are no departments.
What We Stand For
The Loveland Graphix Way
In-House Everything
Screens, presses, embroidery machines, and heat presses all live in our shop. Your order never gets shipped off to a mystery facility.
Honest Recommendations
We will tell you when embroidery beats print, when fewer colors saves you real money, and when your file needs work — before you pay a dime.
Deadlines Are Sacred
Picture day, season opener, grand opening — we have hit local deadlines for two decades. When we commit to a date, we mean it.
Community First
Local schools, youth leagues, churches, and small businesses built this shop. Printing for our neighbors is not a market segment — it is the whole point.
Two Decades of Ink
From 2005 to Today
2005
Dave Martin opens Loveland Graphix in January to meet local demand for quality screen printing.
2000s
Word spreads through youth leagues and school programs — team printing becomes the backbone of the shop.
2010s
Embroidery machines, heat press, and direct-to-garment printing join the lineup: six services under one roof.
Today
Two decades in, still on Loveland Madeira Road, still answering the phone, still printing for the same families — and their kids' teams.
Come Meet the Shop
Stop in during store hours, look at real samples, feel the garments, and talk through your project with the person who will actually print it.
Or call 513-697-9884