From a kitchen table to a full-scale design studio—built on patience, hustle, and the refusal to compromise.
The equipment changed. The standards didn’t. Each chapter added a new capability while keeping the work intentional and hands-on.
Before embroidery, lasers, or DTF, every design began as math on paper—spacing, symmetry, and balance worked out line by line.
Then the stones were placed one by one and carefully pressed onto snapback hats. A mistake meant starting over. That process taught us patience, focus, and respect for the craft.
We began experimenting with leather, specialty fabrics, and custom textures. Templates were drawn on cardstock, traced by hand, and cut with an X-Acto knife.
It all happened in the kitchen—no studio or factory. Just vision, basic tools, and long nights learning what each material could do.
Every dollar went back into the business. A vinyl cutter opened the door to custom T-shirts. Our first embroidery machine added stitched depth. A laser brought precision, and industrial DTF expanded what we could produce.
The business evolved because the craft demanded better tools—not because we wanted to rush the process.
Today, Truco brings design, embroidery, DTF printing, laser work, finishing, and quality control together under one roof in Yonkers.
What began at a kitchen table is now a complete production studio—still hands-on, intentional, and built from the ground up.
“Built from imagination, patience, and work ethic—because the mindset behind the work matters as much as the final piece.”
The mindset is everything.
We keep our circle small and our standards high. Three people, one shared vision.
Master Craftsman
Lead Design
Production & Operations
Every order gets the patience, precision, and personal attention that built Truco from the beginning.