Westmark Supply Co
Custom apparel, factory sourcing, embroidery, and distribution, from first sample to finished product at your door.
Let's talk →Custom apparel, embroidery, sourcing, Shopify builds, AI tools, live sports apps, and money plans. One person, start to finish, no runaround.
Most people juggle a designer, a supplier, an embroiderer, a developer, and a bookkeeper. I can be all five, and I'll tell you straight if something isn't worth doing.
Each one handles a different kind of work. Whichever you pick, you're dealing with me.
Custom apparel, factory sourcing, embroidery, and distribution, from first sample to finished product at your door.
Let's talk →Brand identity, Shopify stores, launch campaigns, AI tools, and live apps for sports and golf events.
Let's talk →The golf apparel brand I co-founded. Performance polos and custom apparel for tournaments, clubs, and teams.
Let's talk →Pick one or stack a few. Most projects end up using three or four.
For teams, companies, tournaments, and people starting a line of their own. Golf and tournament work goes through Fore Horsemen.
For businesses, schools, clubs, and events that want their mark on good garments.
For brands that need product made, landed, and shipped without surprises.
For founders with an idea that needs to look and sell like an established company.
For businesses running on spreadsheets, copy-and-paste, and memory.
For tournaments, leagues, and friend groups that want the real-time experience done right.
For owners and individuals who want a clear, written plan for their money.
Everything I offer, I did for my own businesses first.
A sports handicapping system built on live data. It pulls game and team data as it changes and runs it through a model I built to rate every matchup.
See it live ↗The live scoring system for the Founder's Cup. Players post scores from the course and the leaderboard updates for everyone in real time.
See it live ↗Runs a golf Calcutta auction in real time. Teams go up for bid, everyone follows along on their phone, and the pot tracks itself.
See it live ↗Pick'em contests for leagues and friend groups, with weekly picks, automatic scoring, and live standings.
See it live ↗Co-founded the brand and built it end to end: the polo line, the overseas factory relationship, the Shopify store, and collection launches.
The brand's operating system: orders, inventory, purchase orders, expenses, sales tax, and a live link between Shopify and QuickBooks.
An AI tool for a distribution business, connected to its NetSuite ERP, so the team can look up items, orders, and inventory in plain English.
Our family's money in one place: weekly and monthly budgets, a step-by-step plan for every extra dollar (emergency fund, Roth IRAs, 529, debt), bank sync, and a weekly check-in that keeps both of us accountable. The demo runs on made-up numbers.
Try the demo ↗A phone app I built for my kid's weekly spelling, phonics, reading, and math practice. Short daily sessions, her school's word lists, and progress she can see.
A shared scrapbook for your weekends. Friends and family drop photos into a weekend page, invite people to a party roll, and every year binds into a book.
See it live ↗Have an idea for a brand, an app, or a live event tool? Tell me about it.
Same process whether it's 48 embroidered hats or a full brand launch.
A quick call about what you need, when, and your budget. Free.
A written scope with price, quantities, and dates, so you know exactly what you're getting.
Samples, mockups, or a working version for you to sign off before anything is produced.
Product in hand or the system running, with everything you need to carry it forward.
One person who gets how all the pieces connect.
I'm Braxton West. My career is in industrial distribution, working in purchasing, inventory, and ERP systems. Alongside it I run Westmark Supply Co and Westmark Creative, and co-founded Fore Horsemen Golf.
I built nearly every part of those businesses myself: the product, the factory relationships, the storefront, the books, and the software that ties them together. That range is what I bring to your work.
Tell me what you're working on. I answer every message myself, usually within a day or two.