RAISED TO CREATE

From Grit to Garments: The Geezy Tees Story

In the dry heat of St. George, where red rocks watch over the town and the air hums with sunlight, there is a print shop called Geezy Tees. It is a place of ink and grit, of long hours and steady hands. The shop was founded by Kyler Kelsch, a man who grew up here among these desert streets. He found his calling young, drawn to design like a moth to a flame. The Dixie High design program and the SkillsUSA competition set his course, and soon enough, Geezy Tees was born.

Kyler isn’t alone in this. The crew at Geezy Tees is a band of craftsmen, each one raised in St. George, each one driven by a love of design and creation. Thain and Matt are the designers. They sit with pencils in hand, minds sparking with ideas, crafting designs that speak loud and clear. Their work is bold and sharp, shaped by their years of study and the fire that burns inside them.

Out in the shop, where the air smells like ink and the hum of machines fills the room, you’ll find Dusty, Braxton, and Jackson. They’re the printers, the men who make the designs come to life. They know the press like an old friend, each pass of the squeegee smooth and precise. Dusty works with a quiet focus, Braxton with steady resolve, and Jackson with a tireless drive. Each one is part of the machine, moving in rhythm, turning blank shirts into something worth wearing.

Geezy Tees is more than a business. It’s a place where passion meets purpose. Each shirt tells a story, each design carries a piece of their home. The heat, the dust, the pride of St. George—it’s all there, pressed into the fibers, carried out into the world one shirt at a time.