Hardin Graphics

Yacht Tasia is owned by Ted Jones of Fletcher Jones Mercedes. They use this boat to entertain clients and they spend half the year in Mexican waters. This is a 100% polyester shirt for moisture wicking and protection from the sun. We love to hear from them twice per year. They place very nice orders.

Tweedy Plumbing has been operating in the Harbor and surrounding area for 30 years. This is the Tweedy Family crest. This design is on his big red step vans running all around Orange County. Brett Tweedy and his son Channin are the current owners. Brett is semi retired but steps in for professional consults. They are recognized county wide for their excellent service.

This was printed with a silver reflective ink so that the security personnel at Disneyland are highly visible at night. This specialized ink cost $385 per gallon which is formulated using 3M reflective beads and other emullients.

Don Fredriksen has been building boat interiors for 30 years in the Newport Harbor area. He is a master. He wanted to refresh an old design and this was our answer. It is a 6-color design shot on tight meshed screens to maintain high resolution detail and also to keep the hand down

Minney’s Yacht Surplus store has been keeping the average Joe sailing in the Newport Harbor area for decades by selling second hand rigging, gear and equipment and keeping down cost. When you make a substantial purchase they are known to throw in one of these T-shirts for free. This is an iconic design and a famous phrase that makes this shirt sought after.

https://www.hardingraphics.com/which-wholesale-tshirt-for-/ Check out my most recent blog post about wholesale tshirts and that cheap is not always the best.

Will is our lead printer at Hardin Graphics. He takes his job seriously and has learned the many complex facets and suttle nuances involved in custom screen printing. He is a young Texan from the Dallas area and we are lucky to have him. He is in a long line of men and women who got their first jobs or get well jobs at Hardin Graphics, even some of our competitors. It is a mission of this shop to be of service to our community.

We used to go here with my stepdad and were expected to use our manners. Who remembers the Five Crowns in the old days?

Still kickin’ it at 70 and really enjoying working and life.

Playing the ghost of Xmas past and went to Newport pier with the kids. Over 20 years ago they would watch me surf, kids played on the beach . The day finished with donuts and hot chocolate at the donut house.

We will be closed for the Christmas holiday Monday and Tuesday but back Wednesday. Merry Christmas and may your holiday be bright.

A really yummy job we did for Stacks Pancake House. They are home to Southern California’s tastiest Banana Macadamia Nut Pancakes and a great customer.

Let’s talk about surfing and the beaches of San Onofre Many of our finest and brightest kids in high school went off to universities and made good of themselves. Then there were those of us that were entrenched in the surf culture. We as surfers went to school. It was the University of hard knocks. Then there was the University of San Onofre. San Onofre, is one of the only beaches on the west coast where the vibe is aloha. It is one of the most beautiful beaches in Orang...e county with a gentle cotton like wave. There's a certain acceptance of family, all kinds of surfers, women, old grandpas, mothers and kids. Everyone is welcome in the water and many life lessons have been learned here. There is surf, sand and all is free. You can hang out for the day and even get feed by your neighbor. It is not a place you just buzz in and buzz out. You go to San Onofre, and you spend the day. There are a lot of lifelong friendships created here. When you're in the water there are certain rules about surfing that are absolutely essential for people’s safety and it is just how it is. Some of the Northern Beaches have a harsh, harsh penalty for not following the rules. You can be attacked or at least gooned. At San Onofre there is a lot more tolerance. An infraction of the code of surfing can be tolerated to some degree, because the waves are so gentle and softer. It's a place to go to surf and enjoy the day. It's not a place to get that perfect tube. It is a place to learn how to get along with others, enjoy the beauty of the water and be present to what surfing brings. San Onofre is a great school for how to navigate or surf through life.