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Apparel Builder

Short answer: Show the shirt, sell the shirt. Place artwork on tees, hoodies and other apparel at true print size, check every location, and send the customer a mockup they can approve.

Who it is for

Apparel decorators, DTF and screen print shops, and brands launching merch.

How it works

  1. Choose the garment: Pick the apparel style and color.
  2. Add the art: Upload artwork and place it on the front, back or sleeves.
  3. Size it right: Print areas are true size, so what you place is what you print.
  4. Share and export: Send the mockup and export the print file.

What it makes

  • T-shirts
  • Hoodies and sweatshirts
  • Team and event apparel

Files it exports

  • Apparel mockup PNG
  • Print-ready PNG

Before and after

Before: A logo on a white rectangle, a size guess in the email, and a customer surprised by the finished shirt.

After: The design sits on the garment in the right color at the right size before anyone presses anything.

Common worries, answered

Design software is complicated.

The Apparel Builder opens on guided steps: pick a product, add your art, check the preview, export. Every advanced setting is there when you want it and out of the way when you don't.

I'm not a designer.

You don't have to be. Start from a template, upload a logo or type a name. Background removal, cleanup and AI artwork tools do the fiddly parts for you.

My customers won't design their own.

They don't have to either. Use it yourself for quotes and production, or put the same builder in your store so customers order exactly what they see.

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Frequently asked questions

Does it work for DTF orders?

Yes. Design on the garment, then send the artwork to the DTF Studio or a gang sheet for production.

Can I try it before I pay?

Yes. The test drive opens the builders in your browser after you enter your email, with nothing to install. Saving to an account, AI tools and production file export unlock when you sign up.

Do I own the files I make?

Yes. Your artwork and every production file you export are yours to use however you like.