For the past 30 years, Ellen’s has been working with area AYSO regions on everything from coach shirts to warm up gear to All Star sweatshirts.
This season we are happy to have worked with regions with players from Pasadena, Altadena, South Pasadena, and La Cañada.
Thank you, AYSO, for the wonderful opportunity to serve the community and our youth!
Shop owner Jeff King.
Moto Republic shop owner Jeff King explained to us that a big part of owning a motorcycle is maintaining it; he created Moto Republic to provide a space for the local community for motorcycle enthusiasts to gather and work on their bikes.
Are you in need of fall school or sports apparel? Look no further than Ellen’s! Give us a call today for more information on how we can fulfill all of your spirit wear needs.
When the band Karmic needed shirts to take on their European tour, they decided to check out Ellen’s! The band needed to make three shirts; two of them requiring a complex simulated process printing technique, where a small number of colors are layered together to achieve a wide range of shades and hues.
On September 17th over 550 guests and patrons gathered at the Pasadena Playhouse to honor long time Artistic Director, Sheldon Epps; Epps is leaving his post after an illustrious 20 years of service at the Playhouse.
Everyone went home with a commemorative bag printed by Ellen’s as a reminder of the event.
Ellen’s Silkscreening is excited to support this wonderful upcoming event. Join us and host Wayne Brady on Sunday, September 17 in celebration of Sheldon Epps’ 20 years as Artistic Director of Pasadena Playhouse. Sheldon at the Playhouse will feature artists, stories, songs, and tributes.
Ellen’s recently screen printed t-shirts for Villa Esperanza Services, a Pasadena based non-profit serving 600 disabled children, adults, and seniors living with different developmental and intellectual challenges. The shirts will be given as gifts to Villa Esperanza clients, celebrating their accomplishments at an annual awards event. Founded in 1961, Villa Esperanza serves people in 49 cities across the country. To learn more about Villa Esperanza’s amazing work, visit their website.
Every Sunday, rain or shine, the city of Beverly Hills hosts more than 60 farmers and vendors at the Beverly Hills Farmers’ Market.
Here you can see the way colors are layered to make the print: first yellow on a white base, then red, blue, and black.
A mainstay of the Beverly Hills Farmers’ Market is their classic farmer mascot. Market manager Greta Dunlap contacted illustrator and Beverly Hills Farmers’ Market volunteer Gary Baseman to create something special, and in 2004 their mascot was born.
Since 2005, Chubby Chipmunk Hand-Dipped Chocolates has been keeping Deadwood’s sweet tooth satisfied with delicious hand made delicacies. When they found themselves in need of custom printed apparel, they reached across state lines to us here at Ellen’s! We immediately recognized them as kindred spirits, dedicated just as we were to producing the best hand made goods possible.
Inde Motorsports Ranch is a family owned private motorsports country club where enthusiasts have the opportunity to enjoy their own private race track with unlimited track time all year round. If you’re into motorsports, this is the place to be!
Our lovely showroom is just 10 miles from downtown Los Angeles in South Pasadena at 1500 Mission Street. It’s full of samples of work completed for many of the best-known cultural institutions in Southern California. If you visit us you will find that Ellen’s is a place where customers are greeted with warmth and attentiveness and leave with confidence that their orders are in good hands and will be completed on schedule. Our creative and collaborative staff will guide you through all the options that will make your final product its absolute best. We excel at apparel printing, embroidery and promotional products in order quantities of 24 to 5,000 units printed with a turnaround of 7-10 days from proof approval.
Every year we are very fortunate and honored to print apparel for the amazing John and Shelley Loter ahead of their visit to Comic-Con San Diego. Each shirt features a different member of their quirky cartoon family, from zombies and devils to superhero cats and space exploring gorillas. Above you can see us printing the yellow layer of their banana rocket design.
At Ellen’s we offer beautiful, full color image prints on 100% cotton apparel thanks to the amazing skills of our graphic artist Manny Meza (pictured above hard at work) and our Separation Studio software and ink set.
We will be featuring the photography of our own operations manager Howard Norris.
In addition we will have readings and storytelling from two critically acclaimed authors Rick Leddy and Leslie Bilderback from 6 – 7pm.
For more information about the event visit
Dan Saland of New Jersey, a licensed psychologist by profession, specializes in working with adolescents and families. As an existential-humanistic therapist, he finds parallels between psychology and sculpting stone. Handling a medium that is millions of years old, Dan’s approach is one of patience and humility. Similar to the human psyche, sculpting is a relational process of formation, development and becoming.
Our sales rep Jan Pacursa is proud to share the results of his partnership with one of his clients, The Last Bookstore. Housed in an abandoned bank, It is one of the largest independent bookstores in the world.
Situated in the heart of the Historic Core neighborhood, the store is an institution of downtown Los Angeles. The Last Bookstore buys, sells, and trades books, graphic novels, and vinyl records; it hosts several public events each week, from book signings to open mike nights.
Ellen’s Silkscreening has been outfitting The Last Bookstore’s staff and filling its apparel shop with shirts and bags since 2014.