Apparel Production Specialist

• Part-Time | Approximately 20–25 hours/week
• Weekday hours between 9:00 AM–5:00 PM
• $16–$20/hour, based on experience

We need someone who takes pride in what leaves their workstation.

Threads & Lasers is growing, and we're looking for an Apparel Production Specialist to join our production team.

You'll work hands-on with DTF printing, heat pressing, screen printing, apparel decoration, finishing, and order fulfillment.

But here's the important part:

Your job isn't simply to complete the task. Your job is to complete it correctly.

We're looking for someone who notices when something isn't right, asks questions before making assumptions, takes ownership of their work, and understands that every product leaving our shop represents Threads & Lasers.

If you're the kind of person who naturally straightens the crooked picture on the wall...we should probably talk.

You'll work directly with our Production Manager to turn stacks of blank apparel into finished orders for businesses, schools, sports organizations, corporate clients, events, teams, and more.

Some days you'll produce hundreds of the same item.

Other days you may work on several completely different projects.

Priorities can change.

Equipment occasionally decides it has other plans.

We're looking for someone who can adapt, stay organized, and keep producing great work.

We're not measuring success by how many hours you stand in front of a heat press.

We'll measure it by your results.

1. Your Work Is Right the First Time

Before producing an item, you verify:

• The correct garment
• Correct size and color
• Correct artwork
• Correct placement
• Correct production specifications

You don't assume.

You verify.

2. You Catch Problems Early

One bad shirt is a problem.

One hundred bad shirts is a very expensive problem.

If something looks wrong, you'll stop and investigate before continuing production.

We would much rather answer a question than remake an entire order.

3. You Complete What You're Assigned

When the Production Manager assigns you a job, you take ownership of moving it through your portion of production.

That means keeping it organized, communicating problems, maintaining quality, and letting the Production Manager know when it's complete.

You shouldn't have to spend 20 minutes looking for supplies before starting a job.

You'll keep equipment, transfers, garments, supplies, tools, and work-in-progress organized.

When something is running low, you'll communicate it before we run out.

5. You Help the Team Win

We're a small business.

There will be days when your primary job is printing apparel.

There will also be days when the team needs help counting shirts, folding orders, packing boxes, cleaning equipment, receiving merchandise, or finishing a rush order.

If your response is:

"That's not my job."

We're probably not the right fit.

If your response is:

"What needs to get done?"

Keep reading.

Your day-to-day responsibilities may include:

• DTF printing and heat pressing
• Screen printing
• Preparing apparel for production
• Positioning and applying designs accurately
• Following production specifications
• Inspecting finished products
• Counting and sorting garments
• Folding and packaging completed orders
• Receiving and organizing incoming merchandise
• Maintaining production supplies
• Cleaning and performing basic equipment maintenance
• Keeping work-in-progress organized
• Assisting with shipping and fulfillment
• Helping in other production areas when needed

You'll probably love this position if you:

• Take pride in making things.
• Have excellent attention to detail.
• Like working with your hands.
• Enjoy checking things off a production list.
• Can follow instructions without needing constant supervision.
• Notice when something…