Introducing one of our hottest items of the moment: the Next Level Unisex Raglan Twist Hoodie. 

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We love an interesting back on a garment. It's not all about the front of a piece - not even close. An original back detail is one of our favorite elements in apparel.

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We're taking it back to the 70s this back-to-school season.

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We're thrilled to share that our second annual batch of beer-for-a-cause is ready for release and distribution, and release events are lined up for the months of August and September 2019.

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Our lovely and talented graphic designers created original desktop wallpapers for each month of the year. Here's our free August desktop background!

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We're crazy for Carhartt, and we're not alone.

The brand has been incredibly popular with the construction industry and anyone in outdoor trades for years, but it has recently swept the fashion world, drawing in loyal followers like fashion bloggers, college students and men and women of all ages, trades and backgrounds.

Without question, the most popular item we're seeing - and one of our most requested - is the Carhartt Watch Hat - an acrylic beanie available in a slew of colors, from neutral to vibrant.

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Allow us to reintroduce ourselves. Experience the new College Hill website. New look. New content. New-and-improved navigation. 

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Congratulations to the new Miss Connecticut and Outstanding Teen, who were crowned over the weekend of June 7-8 in Waterbury, Connecticut. 

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We're ready for champagne showers. Are you?

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Here at College Hill, we create a great deal of designs intended for screen print on a variety of apparel. We wanted to share with our fellow graphic design enthusiasts - students, budding designers or just curious folks - a trick we use to reduce the number of colors used to make a more aesthetically pleasing design in print.

Halftones are the key.

Halftones are the perfect way to create the illusion of mid-colors and various shades without actually adding any colors to the design itself. A “halftone” is simply printing less than 100% of the color in a given area.

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