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Undecided Apparel in Santa Clarita Turns Vision Into Reality

Undecided Apparel In Santa Clarita Turns Vision Into Reality

Undecided Apparel in Santa Clarita is in the business of designing dreams.


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Much like his own story, entrepreneur and Owner Jeremy Sifuentes gives customers the opportunity to create whatever they can imagine at his custom printing and design shop. Choose the shirt, skateboard, sticker or hat you love — with plenty of colors and sizes to choose from — and the Santa Clarita custom printing business can commit your vision to reality.

It seems Sifuentes has long believed in the power of transforming vision into creation.

As a kid, he was inspired to launch a custom printing and design business, but adolescence in Chicago led him to a fast lifestyle that included drugs and distracted him from his entrepreneurial dreams.

“Well when I first moved out here from Chicago, I was was trying to get sober. I completely changed my people, places and things,” he said in a previous interview with KHTS AM-1220. “I was living with my mom and not in school or doing anything with my life, so I decided to start up the idea I had when I was little.”

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Sifuentes launched a home-based online business in 2015 and quickly grew past his space and inventory demands. He adjusted his business model to include in-house printing, rather than contracting out, and soon an opportunity presented itself. Sifuentes had developed a good relationship with the owner of Made Apparel, which made custom shirts in Santa Clarita, and the owner was looking to sell.

Sifuentes took over the shop, named it Undecided Apparel, and started making some changes. He added a skate shop in the back, invited the community to hang out, and expanded services. Sifuentes upgraded all the printing equipment, and soon, business was booming.

Today, Undecided Apparel in Santa Clarita designs T-shirts, skateboards, hats, business and team uniforms, promotional company shirts, stickers, banners and even vehicle wraps.

It seems Jeremy’s Santa Clarita custom printing success story is just getting started.

Ed. Note: This article is a Community Spotlight based on a recent interview with Undecided Apparel.

Santa Clarita custom design shop Undecided Apparel started as a dream and a positive life change for young Owner Jeremy Sifuentes. After he left his home in Chicago to chase that dream, Santa Clarita quickly became his home and his success story. What began as a home-based business producing custom shirts in Santa Clarita quickly turned into a premiere custom printing and design shop with a spacious storefront in Canyon Country. Today, Undecided Apparel in Santa Clarita designs T-shirts, skateboards, hats, business and team uniforms, promotional company shirts, stickers, banners and even vehicle wraps. It seems Jeremy’s Santa Clarita custom printing success story is just getting started.

Undecided Apparel

19347 Soledad Canyon

Canyon Country, Ca 91351

661-310-3700

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Undecided Apparel In Santa Clarita Turns Vision Into Reality

One comment

  1. Bonsoir. In which mall in Canyon Country is that shop located? Could you let us know. Thank you.

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A multimedia journalist and editor, Kirsten Quinn has been working in news media for six years, concentrating on coverage of the Santa Clarita Valley. She maintains a passion for quality content, whether she is producing web or print stories, video, social media content or marketing materials. Kirsten currently works as multimedia journalist for KHTS AM-1220 while also running WordSmith, a content marketing side business that serves the Santa Clarita Valley and beyond. Her previous positions include: Special Sections Editor for The Signal newspaper, Features Editor for The Signal, and Editor for The Magazine of Santa Clarita and élite Magazine. In any role, Kirsten strives to create synergy in the workplace, meaning on the page/screen, and connection in a world of fast-paced, ever-evolving communication.