Meet the Team

Side Hustle Print Co. started as a Mother’s Day gift.

I didn’t want flowers or chocolate — I wanted a mission.

Mike has spent over 30 years in the screen printing industry, learning the craft through his family and building a deep respect for quality, hard work, and doing things the right way. After decades of helping build other businesses, he was ready to create a legacy of his own.

I’ve spent my career in customer experience while building side businesses along the way. I’ve always loved big ideas, entrepreneurship, and helping people bring things to life.

This business brings those worlds together.

We built Side Hustle Print Co. for the startups, the dreamers, the side hustlers, and the people brave enough to bet on themselves. The people building something bigger for their families and future. We know what it feels like to start with an idea and want to make it real.

One thing we noticed? Most print companies make the process harder than it needs to be. Complicated ordering systems. Huge minimums. Generic experiences. New business owners already have a thousand decisions to make — they don’t need printing to become another stressful one.

So we built a company centered around simplicity, collaboration, and real human connection.

We care deeply about quality, but we care just as much about the people behind the order. Whether you need a small batch to get started or help figuring out the next step for your brand, we want to make the process approachable, creative, and exciting.

At the core of everything we do are five values:

Ambition — Think bigger. Want more. Build the thing.
Collaboration — Great businesses grow through community.
Legacy — Create something you’ll be proud of years from now.
Simplicity — Make the process easier, clearer, and better.
Freedom — Build a life with more flexibility, ownership, and purpose.

Also important to know:
We’re both jokesters, there’s usually 70’s yacht rock or 90’s gangster rap playing depending on what we need to get done, and our shop dog Louie is always nearby supervising production.

Let’s make it real.