Beyond clothing: art prints, posters, canvas, stickers, tote bags and embroidered caps, all printed to order in the UK with no minimum.
Clothing is most of what we make, but it is rarely all a brand needs. The non-apparel range exists mainly because it changes basket size: someone buying a hoodie will add a tote or a sticker sheet, and the second item in a parcel carries almost no extra postage, so it is far more profitable than the first.
Wall art
Posters, art prints and canvas, printed and dispatched to order. Paper sizes follow the A series, so artwork set up for A3 will behave predictably at A2 and A1. This is the range where file quality matters most: a print hangs at arm's length under good light, where a soft image is obvious in a way it never is on a t-shirt. Supply the largest file you have, and vector if you have it.
Stickers
The cheapest thing you can put your artwork on, and the most effective add-on. Sellers who list one low-priced sticker alongside a garment consistently lift their average order value, because it converts a single-item parcel into a two-item one at almost no extra shipping cost.
Bags and headwear
Tote bags print well and sell steadily to the same people who buy tees. Caps and beanies are the strongest embroidery products we carry, with more than thirty active lines between them: a stitched logo on a cap is the single most recognisable piece of branded kit a small business can hand out, and it survives being worn daily for years.
Homeware
Cushions and canvas sit alongside the wall art for interiors-led brands. The homeware range is deliberately narrower than the clothing range, and we would rather tell you that than pad a catalogue with products we cannot make well.
What we are not carrying right now
Drinkware is the honest gap. Mugs, bottles and coasters are mostly parked while we get the print and mock quality where it needs to be, so if drinkware is central to what you sell, we are not the right supplier for it today. Email hello@allthe.com and we will tell you when that changes rather than letting you find out by browsing.
Browse it
Everything above sits in the catalogue under homeware and accessories, bags, and hats and headwear, with live stock on each product page. Samples ship at cost, and on wall art especially it is worth ordering one before you list it.