Where it started
Three Aces is a Toronto apparel label, est. 2013 — one emblem on every piece, printed to order, shipped from the facility nearest you.
The emblem carried Three Aces: swords, clubs and cups. Three stars in green, white and red. A banner underneath that just says the name. It was drawn to be sewn onto a jacket, printed on a shirt, and recognised across a crowded park.
Why clothing
For years the only way to get the emblem was to be at the right event at the right time. The clothing line exists so that anyone who carries the same three things — faith, loyalty, honor — can wear it, wherever they are.
Same emblem. Same standard. Cut into heavyweight cotton instead of a banner.
The short version
Toronto, Ontario · est. 2013 · tees, long sleeves, hoodies and caps · printed to order · reprinted free if it arrives wrong.
Faith
In the people around the table. In showing up when it isn't convenient.
Loyalty
To family first, then to the ones who earned it. No fair-weather anything.
Honor
Your word is the whole contract. Say it, then do it.
Toronto
Designed here. Printed here. Shipped from here.
How it's made
Every piece is printed to order. That means nothing sits in a warehouse waiting to be discounted, and nothing gets thrown out because the season changed. It also means your order takes a few days longer than a shelf pick — five to nine business days before it ships.
All sales final
Made-to-order pieces can't be restocked, so we don't take returns or exchanges. The size chart on every product page is measured flat from real garments, and if you're between sizes, size up on the hoodies and stay true on the tees.
If something arrives wrong — wrong item, wrong print, damaged in transit — that's on us. Send a photo and it gets fixed.
The emblem
Three Aces fanned across the chest, three stars beneath, the name on a banner in green, white and red. It's the same emblem we've used since 2013 — nothing redrawn, nothing modernised for the sake of it.
The emblem is a registered mark of Three Aces Clothing & Apparel. Please don't reproduce it without permission.