College Hype Keeps Parade Crowd Fitted in Dot Day fashion

Add to the ‘hype’ of the Dorchester Day Parade with College Hype’s annual Dot Day t-shirt. The custom print and embroidery business, founded by Jack Doherty in 1987, began in a dorm room at Westfield State University, but has now grown to have a production facility in Weymouth and a retail store and showroom on Gallivan Boulevard.

College Hype Enjoys Good Reception Selling Southie Apparel Gear!

Bridgette Coady and Mark Reddish enjoy hyping the sales of Southie apparel on behalf of College Hype at this sidewalk stand in City Point.

A Splashing Success for Matt Brown Foundation

GREAT CAUSE: College Hype of Weymouth held Dunk Tank fundraiser to benefit the Matt Brown Foundation. The event was hosted by Jack Doherty and his staff. $12,000 was raised!

Our New Machine Folds 500 Shirts Per Hour!

Nothing like folding 500 tees an hour - we would all love to have something like this at home!

The Logistics of College Apparel with College Hype

Jack Doherty, president and CEO, and Mark Reddish, sales executive at College Hype, appear on "What the Truck?!?"

$50,000 Donated to Hospitals!

With your purchases we have donated $50,000 to support our hospitals!

He’s giving back. One 'Resilience’ T-shirt at a time

By Thomas Farragher - Globe Columnist

$25,000 Raised for Hospitals!

Weymouth company's 'Resilience 2020' shirt sales raise $25K for local hospitals

Resilience in the Face of COVID-19

Weymouth T-Shirt Company Offers Up Generosity, Resilience In Face Of COVID-19

Jack Doherty of College Hype on VB in the Middle

College Hype Knows the "true definition of Resilience"

Massachusetts company's t-shirts, sweatshirts showing 'true definition of resilience' amid COVID-19

Weymouth Shirt Company Supports Hospitals With Special Design

Jack Doherty’s company, College Hype, is selling “RESILIENCE” shirts so South Shore Health and the Boston Medical Center can buy more protective gear for health care workers.

College Hype Launches Resilience 2020 Campaign!

Resilience 2020, College Hype Front lines, team work, Boston Medical Center, South Shore Hospital