Stop preparing one product at a time
Use an editable prepared product, assign one reusable setup by product, collection, tag, vendor, SKU, or supplier family, or keep detailed one-product setup for exceptions.
For apparel decorators
Apparel personalization software that understands the product being printed.
Sell T-shirts, hoodies, polos, caps, jerseys, totes, workwear, and other decorated apparel without showing every customer every control. Product colors, printable sides, regions, methods, pricing, and exports stay attached to the selected garment.
Products
Built around what the shop sells.
T-shirtsHoodiesPolosCapsJerseysTotesWorkwearLabels
Printing and workflow methods
Configured by the merchant.
DTGScreen printingEmbroideryDTFVinylSublimation
Where disconnected tools create work
Keep the product, customer design, price, and production truth together.
Keep garment choices honest
The selected Shopify or WooCommerce product controls the colors, sizes, sides, print areas, and customer options that appear in Product Studio.
Send the order to production intact
Saved design data, artwork, fonts, uploads, previews, pricing evidence, and production exports remain with the order instead of being rebuilt from a flattened screenshot.
Connected workflow
From setup to a production-ready order.
Merchants keep advanced capability without turning every routine task into a long form. Each step reveals the choices needed for that product and role.
- 01
Prepare the product family
Start from an editable colorable mockup or use the merchant's product imagery, then confirm sizes, colors, sides, print regions, methods, and starting prices.
- 02
Let the shopper design the chosen garment
Customers add text, artwork, uploads, effects, and placement only inside the print areas that belong to that product.
- 03
Calculate the print work
Use a simple placement price or method-aware rules for quantity, colors, dimensions, white base, stitches, setup, and other merchant-owned factors.
- 04
Produce from the order package
The merchant receives the design context and resources needed to print, review, approve, recreate, route, inspect, pack, and fulfill the job.
What improves
Less repeated setup. Fewer broken handoffs.
- Faster catalog setup for large apparel ranges
- Cleaner customer design flow
- Fewer print-area and color mistakes
- Order resources that reach production
Keep the depth. Remove the setup project.
Bring this workflow into the same connected print platform.
Start with the customer experiences and product families your shop needs, then expand without rebuilding the order and production system.