Last fall, Tristan Loggins, above, opened Exclusivity Printing, a full-service printing operation at 4814 Washington, just east of Euclid. Loggins offers a wide range of services including signage, photo printing on canvas (see example on wall above), banners, business cards, gifts, custom-printed t-shirts, graphics for shop windows, vinyl lettering, as well as graphic and web design.
Loggins, who is from St. Louis, attended South Tech High School where he studied electronics and robotics engineering, and furthered his education in electronics at ITT Tech. Upon graduation, he phased into coding and website development for small businesses, restaurants, and retail stores. He also conducted seminars at Microsoft helping businesses become more tech savvy.
When he was working on website development he realized his customers also needed marketing skills and printed materials to help their business make an impact—”they go hand-in-hand,” he realized. Loggins, who at the time had moved to Florida, decided to open Exclusivity Printing in the Tampa area. He still has the business in Tampa, which he travels to check on frequently, but moved back to St. Louis about 3 years ago to be closer to his daughter. The bustling Central West End seemed like the perfect spot to open a second location.
More examples of what Exclusivity Printing offers follow:
Printed T-shirts in cotton or synthetics start at $5.99 per shirt.
A log0 can be placed on the wood base of Note Bright’s acrylic light up dry erase board, $17.99.
Loggins says his pricing is very competitive. Examples of other items available for custom printing include a blue fold-up beach chair with custom printed pillow (not shown), $96.65, (a two-person fold-up chair is black is $106.65). Clockwise from left, printed t-shirt, $5.99, recyclable food storage box in wheat straw with utensils is $5.39 each, a 9 1/4″ frisbee is $2.30, a custom mouse pad is $10, and in front, a barbecue set with personalized label on lid, $16.64. Not photographed: mugs, cups, golf towels, and much more.
Loggins says his favorite part of the business is the art and design aspect. “I’m very hands on and particular about my designs,” he added. Whether you need one t-shirt or 100, or any other promotional material, you might check out what Tristan Loggins at Exclusivity Printing can create for you.
Exclusivity Printing, 4814 Washington, Ste. 160, (314) 788-3272. Open Mon.-Fri. 8 to 6, Sat. 9 to 6, Sun. by appt.