Merch printed to order in the UK for bands, creators, clubs and small brands. Sell it from your own shop with no stock, no minimums and no upfront spend.
Merch fails for one of two reasons. Either you never make any, because a run of two hundred shirts is too much money to risk on an unproven design, or you make too much and end up with boxes under a bed. Printing per order removes both problems: you list the design, and a shirt only exists once somebody has paid for one.
Who this suits
- Creators and bands with an audience but no warehouse, and no appetite for one.
- Small brands testing designs, where the point is to find the one that sells before committing.
- Clubs, venues and communities raising funds, where the margin matters more than the volume.
- Anyone whose audience is seasonal, and who would rather not hold stock through the quiet months.
Somewhere to sell it
If you already sell somewhere, connect it. Shopify, Etsy and TikTok Shop are live, and there is an API for anything custom. Orders arrive with us automatically and tracking goes back to the channel without you touching it.
If you do not, you can run a storefront on your own handle instead. Your branding, your prices, your buyers paying you directly, and one link to share. It takes minutes rather than a build project, and there is nothing to pay for it.
What you can put a logo on
More than 250 active products. T-shirts and hoodies do most of the work, but caps, beanies, tote bags and accessories are what turn a single purchase into a basket, and the second item in a parcel is nearly all margin because the postage is already paid. If you only list one product, list a hoodie; if you list three, make one of them cheap enough to add on impulse.
Printed here
UK orders are made in the UK and dispatched within one to three business days, tracked, in plain packaging carrying your brand and not ours. For an audience that is mostly British, that is the difference between a parcel arriving before they have forgotten they ordered it and one arriving with a customs charge.
Start with one
Put your design on one shirt, order it at cost, and photograph it yourself. Your own photo of your own merch sells better than a catalogue mockup, and you will know the print is right before anybody else pays for one.