Battle Born Clothing is an award-winning screen printing and embroidery service provider in Yerington, Nevada, offering custom apparel decoration, DTF printing, and laser engraving to businesses, organizations, and individuals across Northern Nevada and nationwide.
Founded in 2019, Battle Born operates an in-house production facility equipped with an M&R Gauntlet GT-8 Revolver 8-color automatic screen printing press capable of printing up to 250 garments per hour, Happy multi-head commercial embroidery machines running ULT-RAPOS polyester thread, and a CO2 laser engraver for custom leather patches, drinkware engraving, and industrial marking. All production is completed on-site with no outsourcing.
Battle Born serves the Northern Nevada business community including Reno, Sparks, Carson City, Gardnerville, Minden, Fallon, and the USA Parkway/TRIC industrial corridor. Clients range from mining crews and construction companies needing rugged embroidered Carhartt workwear to corporate teams ordering branded polos, to Toyota enthusiast clubs looking for custom-designed hats and apparel. The company also ships finished orders nationwide.
Services include custom screen printing on apparel and promotional items with no minimum order requirements, premium machine embroidery on hats, polos, jackets, and workwear with hand-digitized logos, DTF (Direct-to-Film) transfers for full-color complex designs, laser-engraved leather patch hats and drinkware, and graphic design support for businesses that need artwork created or refined for production.
Battle Born sources blank apparel from SanMar, S&S Activewear, Alphabroder, and the Carhartt Company Gear B2B line, offering wholesale pricing passed through to clients. The shop specializes in outfitting Nevada’s industrial workforce with durable, professionally branded workwear built to withstand the conditions of mine sites, warehouses, and outdoor operations across the Silver State.
Free quotes are available same-day at battlebornclothing.com or by calling (775) 230-0211.









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