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How to start a print on demand business in the UK
A practical, step-by-step guide to starting a print on demand business in the UK: picking a niche, choosing products and a producer, setting prices, where to sell, and the HMRC basics.
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11 articlesHow to sell merch on Spotify with Shopify and allthe
Spotify shows merch on your artist profile, pulled straight from a Shopify store. How to set it up, what to sell, and how to have every order printed and shipped automatically without holding stock.
Brand Highlight: Gildan heavyweight tees and hoodies
A genuine heavyweight at a Gildan price. What Hammer Maxweight is, why it suits streetwear and the trades alike, and where it beats your current blanks.
Gym merchandise without buying stock
Members want to wear your gym's name. How to run branded kit as a real revenue line without a cupboard of hoodies in guessed sizes.
Brewery merchandise: a practical guide to taproom merch
Brewery merch sells identity, not clothing. What works over the bar, what to print it on, and how to run the range without a stockroom full of size gambles.
The best heavyweight blank t-shirts in our range
Heavyweight tees are the fastest-growing corner of blank apparel. What counts as heavyweight, why streetwear lives there, and the strongest options we print on.
The best blank t-shirts for clothing brands
The blank you print on is most of what your customer feels. How to choose a tee that matches your brand's positioning, with honest picks from our range.
Screen printing minimum quantities, explained
Minimum order quantities are not printers being awkward. Where they come from, how to think about them, and what to do when your order is under the line.
The best printing method for 1, 10, 50 or 500 garments
Quantity changes the right answer more than any other factor. What we would genuinely recommend at each order size, including when not to use us.
DTF vs DTG: which should you use?
The two digital print methods solve different problems. A practical decision guide based on fabric, artwork and how you want the print to feel.
DTG vs DTF vs screen printing: how to choose
Three printing methods cover almost every garment job. Here is what each one is actually good at, where each falls down, and a simple way to pick.
What GSM means on a t-shirt, and what to pick
GSM is the single most useful number on a blank garment's spec sheet. What the figures actually feel like, with real examples from our catalogue.