Pick a blank, design it in the browser on the real print panel, approve the preview. We print it to order and ship it to you — no minimums, no setup fees, no artwork files to email anyone.
The process
Everything happens in the browser. There is no file to prepare, no proof to email back and forth, and no box of unsold stock at the end of it.
Browse the catalogue by garment, fabric and print method. Choose a colour, and the studio opens on that exact product.
Set type, drop in artwork or clipart, and place it on the front, the back and both sleeves — on the real print panel, at the real print size.
Before you add to cart you see your design composited onto a photograph of the actual garment, not an illustration of one.
Your order goes to the nearest fulfilment centre, gets printed to order, and ships with tracking. Nothing is held in stock, so nothing is wasted.
Every blank is built for one of three processes. You do not have to choose between them — the studio knows which one a garment uses, and offers you only the print areas that garment really has.
Artwork is printed onto the fabric panels before the garment is cut and sewn, so a design can run edge to edge and straight across a seam.
Ink is printed straight onto the finished garment, the way a printer lays ink onto paper. It sinks into the fabric, so the print keeps the garment's own colour and hand-feel around it.
The design is printed onto a film first, then heat-pressed onto the garment. That makes it the strong option on tighter, smoother weaves that direct printing struggles to hold.
Print areas are read from the manufacturer's own specifications for each product, so the panel you design on is the panel that gets printed. Nothing on this site is drawn by hand and hoped for.
Inside the studio
The studio runs in your browser — nothing to install and nothing to learn first. Type, images, clipart and colour, all placed live on the garment you picked.
No quote form and no waiting on an email. Design it once in the studio, then set the quantity on the order-review screen — the total you see there is the total the cart charges, to the cent.
Common questions
The five things people ask most often on their first order.
No. The studio runs in your browser and does the technical part for you — it knows the print area of the garment you picked and keeps your artwork inside it. If you can drag an image and type a line of text, you can use it.
PNG, JPG, WEBP and SVG. For the sharpest result use a PNG at 300 DPI or higher at the size you want it printed — the studio warns you while you are designing if an image is being stretched too far to print well.
Highly accurate, because it isn't an illustration. The preview composites your actual print file onto the manufacturer's own photograph of that garment, positioned using their published print-area measurements — so what you see is your file on that garment, not a mock-up of it.
Two honest caveats. Screen colour can't be promised exactly: screens are backlit and fabric isn't, so expect a slight shift. And judge the size of your print from the studio's print panel rather than the preview photo — the panel is measured from the printer's own figures and is the more reliable of the two.
Two parts, and only the first is the same for everyone. Production takes roughly 3–5 business days, because the garment is made after you order it rather than pulled off a shelf.
Delivery is entirely dependent on where in the world you are. Your order is produced at the fulfilment centre closest to your address, so both the route and the carrier differ by country, and so does the time — a domestic delivery and an international one are not comparable. You will see the estimate for your own address at checkout, and tracking is emailed to you as soon as the parcel leaves.
None. One piece is a real order, and it costs the same per item as if you had ordered ten. There are no setup fees and no charge per colour in your design.
Pick a blank and design it. You can put the whole thing together and see the real preview before you spend anything.
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