NeverStale

Screen printing keeps Brooklyn’s DIY spirit alive, turning plain fabric into walking billboards for bands, startups, and block parties. NeverStale operates from a third-floor studio at 2 Prince St Ste 3006, where the presses hum above the Dumbo cobblestones. The shop handles everything from one-off designs to bulk runs, and the ink never seems to run out—hence the name.

Small-batch orders sit alongside larger campaigns, all printed on-site. Customers bring their own shirts, tote bags, or hoodies, or choose blanks from the stock on hand. The process is direct: upload artwork, approve a proof, and pick up the finished pieces within days. Black-owned status is listed plainly on the door, a quiet nod to the shop’s place in the neighborhood’s creative economy.

Call (347) 553-7156 to check turnaround times before stopping by. A map is available at this link. Dumbo’s sidewalks are narrow, but the prints always come out crisp.