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ANGL black colorway
40wt polyester thread#26262a
Design ANGL · wholesale design

Angels Landing Zion National Park

Drawn and digitized in-house, stitched on our production floor. Order it namedropped for your town — the artwork stays, the lettering becomes yours.

7 colourways — snip to re-dye
care & content · ANGL
Thread sequence5 colour changes on black
Gunold threadsCream 1378 · Navy 1005 · Tawny Tan 1056 · DK Brown 1130
Thread40wt polyester
Field sizeleft chest / full front
Garmentstee · crew · hoodie · cap
Namedropincluded, no art charge
machine wash cold · reorder warm
Request with your town

The town on the artwork is a sample from another shop. Ask for this design and we redraw it with your name.

questions · ANGL

What buyers ask about Angels Landing Zion National Park

How much embroidery is ANGL?

5 thread changes per piece. The recipe runs Cream 1378, Navy 1005, Tawny Tan 1056, DK Brown 1130 in Gunold 40wt polyester. The stitch count is set when we digitize it for your garment and town; the catalogue average is 15,117 stitches, and the stitch-time calculator turns any count into machine minutes.

Which garment colours does ANGL come in?

7 colourways on file: black, chocolate, harbour, military, safari, slate and texas. Each one is a thread recipe matched to that dye, so the artwork reads the same on a dark or a light garment. Pick a swatch above to preview it, or see every dye on the colour card.

Can we have ANGL with our own town on it?

Yes. The artwork on this page carries a sample town from another shop. Every order of Angels Landing Zion National Park is redrawn with your town or attraction name at no art charge. Add it to your order sheet above, or write to the studio with the name you want and we quote it.

Which garments carry ANGL?

Tees, crewneck fleece, hoodies and caps, full front or left chest. Across everything we ship, tees are 73 percent of units and crewneck fleece 13 percent, so most shops start with a tee and add fleece for the shoulder season. The full breakdown is on the numbers page.