In a small brick building just off the main downtown drag, Sexton Advertising runs under the radar while being everywhere. They’re the shop that puts logos on Seymour’s work trucks, custom tees on local teams, and car magnets on everything that moves.

The core business is custom apparel and promotional items: logo-embroidered shirts, hats, bags, and printed magnets or signs. They also do print work for local businesses, from basic flyers to event banners. Their niche is the “middle ground” between cheap online shirts and high-end design agencies.

From an IBE-style angle, Sexton’s power comes from invisibility. They don’t advertise themselves as the “branding guru of Seymour”; they just quietly become the default for anyone who needs a logo suddenly made visible.