You can typically customize a wide range of products, depending on the platform or service you’re using. Here are some common products that are often available for customization:

1. Apparel:

   • T-shirts
   • Hoodies
   • Sweatshirts
   • Tank tops
   • Long-sleeve shirts
   • Hats/caps

2. Accessories:

   • Phone cases
   • Tote bags
   • Backpacks
   • Wallets
   • Scarves
   • Socks

3. Drinkware:

   • Mugs
   • Water bottles
   • Travel mugs
   • Flasks

4. Home Decor:

   • Canvas prints
   • Throw pillows
   • Blankets
   • Posters
   • Wall decals

5. Stationery:

   • Greeting cards
   • Notebooks
   • Postcards
   • Calendars

6. Tech Accessories:

   • Laptop sleeves/cases
   • Tablet cases
   • Mousepads

7. Jewelry:

   • Necklaces
   • Bracelets
   • Earrings

8. Kitchenware:

   • Aprons
   • Cutting boards
   • Oven mitts/pot holders

9. Pet Accessories:

   • Pet tags
   • Pet beds
   • Bandanas

10. Office Supplies:

    • Pens
    • Desk organizers
    • Mousepads

Our stock:

Traditional retailers produce items before putting them up for sale, so they’re always manufactured in bulk to save money. In contrast, Print Greens only makes products when an order is placed, limiting our stock to items that already have a buyer. 

This lets us avoid the overproduction that is widespread in the rest of the industry. Unsold stock is usually thrown out or burned, with fashion retailers alone wasting 92 million tons of textile each year. In POD, waste mainly comes from items damaged during printing, and Print Greens’s rate of damages is consistent with the industry standard. We also keep our reshipment rate low by taking all orders through a 3-step quality check before we ship them out.

Our fulfillment:

Direct-to-garment (DTG) printing is more sustainable than other more outdated apparel printing methods, such as screen printing. Not only does screen printing use a lot of water and plastisol inks that don’t biodegrade, but it’s also generally used for bulk orders, which leads to overproduction. In comparison, DTG printing is more eco-friendly because items get printed only when they’re ordered, and this method can be used for single-item printing.

The “best” t-shirt material largely depends on personal preference and the intended use of the shirt. Here are some popular t-shirt materials and their characteristics:

1. Cotton: Cotton is a natural fiber and one of the most common materials used for t-shirts. It’s soft, breathable, and comfortable. It’s also relatively inexpensive. However, 100% cotton shirts may be prone to shrinking and wrinkling.

2. Cotton Blend: A blend of cotton with synthetic fibers like polyester or rayon can offer the benefits of cotton along with added features. For example, a cotton-polyester blend may be more resistant to wrinkles and shrinking.

3. Tri-Blend: A tri-blend shirt typically combines cotton, polyester, and rayon. This creates a fabric that is soft, lightweight, and has a slightly heathered appearance. Tri-blend shirts are known for their comfort and drape.

4. Polyester: Polyester shirts are known for their durability, moisture-wicking properties, and resistance to wrinkles and shrinking. They are often used for athletic and performance wear.

5. Rayon: Rayon is a semi-synthetic fiber made from wood pulp. It’s known for its softness and draping qualities. Rayon shirts are lightweight and have a smooth texture.

6. Bamboo: Bamboo fabric is made from bamboo pulp. It’s soft, breathable, and has natural moisture-wicking properties. It’s considered an eco-friendly option due to the sustainability of bamboo.

7. Hemp: Hemp is a natural fiber known for its durability and environmental sustainability. Hemp shirts are breathable and become softer with each wash.

8. Linen: Linen is made from flax fibers and is known for its breathability and moisture-wicking properties. It’s a great choice for warm weather, although it tends to wrinkle easily.

Ultimately, the “best” material depends on factors like personal preference, climate, intended use (e.g., casual wear, athletic activities), and any specific sensitivities or allergies. It’s a good idea to try different materials and see which one suits you best. Additionally, consider looking for shirts with quality construction and good stitching, as this can significantly impact the overall comfort and durability of the garment.