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How it works

From your file
to the finished run

We print custom apparel to order. Nothing is made until it is ordered, and nothing is printed until the artwork is right. Production takes 3-5 business days after artwork approval.

  1. Choose the blank

    Every garment page lists the fabric weight, available colors and the printable area for each side. Pick what suits the job — a chest mark, a full front, or a large back print.

  2. Add artwork in the browser

    Type text directly, or upload supported artwork. Drag it into position, resize with the handles, rotate if needed, and switch between front and back. The dashed outline is a placement guide for the customer proof, not a press-ready resolution guarantee.

  3. Set the size run

    Enter quantities per size rather than one flat total. Pricing updates per garment as the total crosses quantity breaks, and extended sizes carry their own surcharge where applicable.

  4. We check the file

    Before anything goes to press, production staff should compare both saved proof sides, placement and available source artwork. The original high-resolution file may still be required for a clean print.

  5. Print and ship

    Once artwork is approved and Stripe confirms payment, the order can enter production. The private order page shows Shipped after the production team records dispatch.

Common questions

Before you order

What artwork should I upload?
SVG is the best browser upload when available. Raster and phone photos are optimized for the placement proof, so keep the original high-resolution file for production review.
Can I print on both sides?
Yes. Each garment has separate printable areas for the front and back, and the designer lets you place different artwork on each side. The print charge is applied per printed side.
Is there a minimum order?
No. Quantity breaks apply separately to each product configuration, and the designer and checkout show the resulting per-garment price.
How do I know my size run is right?
Each product page lists the sizes that blank is made in. Measure a garment you already own and compare it against how that one fits rather than guessing from the label alone. If you are ordering for a group, ask each person for their usual size.