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Area Development - Site Selection, Facility Planning and Workforce Development

#TagSwag Expands Louisville, Kentucky, Production-Fulfillment Operations

03/23/2026
#TagSwag, a branded merchandise and apparel production company, plans to relocate and expand its operations in Louisville, Kentucky.

The company's new 80,000-square-foot production and fulfillment facility, located at the University of Louisville, will support both traditional bulk production and on-demand e-commerce fulfillment.

“This new facility represents the next chapter for our company and our family,” said David Horne, president of #TagSwag. “For 40 years we have believed that great businesses can be built by investing in people, manufacturing locally and serving customers with creativity and care. Expanding our operations in Louisville allows us to continue creating jobs, supporting our community and producing high-quality branded merchandise right here in Kentucky.”

#TagSwag is a full-service branded merchandise partner serving businesses, universities, sports organizations, health-care systems and nonprofits. The company provides in-house screen printing, embroidery, digital print-on-demand apparel production, laser engraving and large-scale merchandise fulfillment.

“The commonwealth’s business-friendly environment not only attracts quality out-of-state companies, it helps established companies to keep growing in the communities they have served for years,” noted Governor Andy Beshear. “This project marks an exciting next step for #TagSwag, which celebrated its 40th anniversary of operating in Louisville just last year. Companies that believe in the people and resources of this great state are the backbone of our surging economy. I want to thank #TagSwag and its leadership for their commitment to Kentucky and Louisville and I am looking forward to 40 more years of their success.”

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