About Us
Dream Label Customs, Inc started out in February of 2020 as a hobby, shortly after it became a dream business for young mother located in Kenosha, WI. It became a vision to become known around the world as the number one black owned customization service around.
June 2020, we decided to go public! We became known as young black-owned upcoming gift shop that specializes in personalizing and customizing items of all kinds. We started out small and began to offer our services locally. After a few months of hard work and determination, business began to pick up!
Today, Dream Labels has expanded and been shipped to numerous locations through out the USA. We’ve made it to 11 of the 50 states!
Here at Dream Label Customs, we pride on bringing the customs of yours dreams to life! We offer a variety of products that are 100% customizable. You think it, we create it!
In addition to customizing and personalizing items, we will be expanding our selection of exclusive products. Dream Label Exclusives are “only found here” products that are customized and branded by Dream Label Customs.
Dream Label Exclusives will offer one of a kind apparel for men, women and kids, as well as household products and more!
A Personal Tribute
As you all may know, in January 2022, Dream Label Customs went ALL BLUE. We went blue in honor of my father, Darnell Hamilton, who passed away suddenly on October 26, 2021.
My father was the most amazing soul to ever live. He had a smile that lit up a room and a laugh that was highly contagious. He was nothing but sweet inside. He had a heart of gold.
His family was always his number one priority. He taught me that family is all you’ll ever have in the end. He gave each one of us the push we needed to get through our everyday challenges. He was a hard worker and expected nothing less from his children. I couldn’t have stuck to it without his tough love. For that reason, I dedicated a huge portion of my work to my father. His name will forever live on through me, with the help of Dream Label Customs.
