About us

Nielseun? Yeah, we kicked off in 2024 with pretty much nothing fancy. Just a few rolls of fabric, one sewing machine. 

Everything Happens In-House. For Real.

This isn’t just some slogan we slapped on. It’s how we actually operate. We pick the fabric. We cut it. We print your designs. And then we pack each order ourselves. All from our own space in 868 White Oak Dr, Spring Creek, NV 89815, United States. That’s how we keep things, well, clear. And under control. We’ve seen what happens when you don’t (trust us).

And we only sell right here, through this website. No third-party stores. No random resellers. What you see here? That’s what we made. Stocked by us, packed by us, sent out by us. No mystery, just shirts. Ready to go.

People ask all the time if we do custom stuff. And the answer is a big, fat yes. Your dog’s photo? We’ve done it. Your kid’s doodle? Absolutely. Or just some inside joke message? Yep, worked with all that. We tweak designs, mess with sizing, even rework existing pieces when we can. (And sometimes, yes, it actually gets done in one night. Not always, but we really do try.)

What We Offer (The Gist of It)

Basically two main things:

• Ready-to-ship shirts – These are our basics. But not boring, promise. Cotton or fleece, super soft. Clean designs. Made for everyday wear or, you know, just as a gift.

• Customized shirts – Not really our main thing, but if you need something special, we’ll try to help.

We’ve built a habit of checking. Not because it’s perfect, because it needs to be right.

Fabric – We’re Picky. On Purpose.

We get our fabric from a few suppliers we’ve come to know and trust. Like, really trust:

• Fabric Wholesale Direct – Their cotton is just… so soft. And breathable. Works for both tees and those lighter sweatshirts.

• Nick of Time Textiles – Solid fleece from these guys. A bit stretchy, keeps its shape really well. Perfect for our thicker stuff.

• Mood Fabrics – When we’re looking for something a bit more, well, “special,” we check here first.

We totally switch fabrics up depending on the weather. Hot day? Lighter cotton. When it gets cold, though? Fleece. Thick enough, but still gotta be soft, right?

We also don’t over-order. Our fabric stock is planned around what we’re making this month or next quarter. So what we buy, we actually use. Keeps things fresh. Less waste. Less mess. (Learned that the hard way, trust us.)

How It Works (The Nitty-Gritty)

When a new roll of fabric comes in, we check it. Every. Single. Roll. Then it gets cut. Sewn. Printed. And then, finally, shelved.

Our prints? Done right here with our own machines. The stitching? Yeah, that’s done here too. And before anything gets packed, we do a quick check – by hand. Because there’s always something that slips through if we don’t. (And yeah, we’ve missed things before. It happens.)

Custom orders usually go like this: You send us what you want. We confirm all the details. We agree on the design. And if it’s not super complicated, we usually finish it up in 1-2 days. Sometimes faster. Sometimes not. Depends, really. But we’ll always, always let you know.

Who’s Doing All This, Anyway?

There are five of us running the core operation. Each person handles a part – sewing, printing, packing, replying to your messages (yes, that’s actually us texting you back). We also work with a small team of about 20 for the bulk sewing. So yeah, we’re small, but we move pretty fast.

Having it all under one roof just means that if something’s off, we spot it. And we fix it. Sometimes even before you notice.

This site, nielseun.com, it’s made to be simple. You can place an order, send us your design idea, track your package. No tech support needed. It’s basic, on purpose.

Shipping – Nothing Complicated

We ship from 868 White Oak Dr, Spring Creek, NV 89815, United States. That’s it. No random dropshippers. No middlemen pretending to be us. Depending on where you are and what shipping option you pick, we’ll send it via USPS, UPS, or FedEx.

You’ll always, always get a tracking code by email.

Delivery usually takes around 5-6 business days. Could be faster if you spring for express. Slower during holidays (you know how it is, everyone’s sending stuff).