Sell custom apparel your customers design themselves
T-shirts, hoodies, jerseys and caps — let shoppers place text, art and AI-generated graphics on true product mockups, then run every job through DTG-ready production.
Sound familiar?
Art files arrive broken
Customers email low-res logos and screenshots that your team has to rebuild before printing.
Name & number lists
Team orders mean dozens of size/name variants tracked by hand in spreadsheets.
Per-order app fees
Marketplace customizer apps take a cut of every sale, punishing your best months.
- Print-area templates for tees, hoodies, caps and more
- Variable data for team names and numbers
- AI art generation with automatic background removal
- DTG-ready PDF/PNG output with correct DPI
- Size-matrix orders with per-variant stock
- Blanks inventory with reorder rules
- Job tickets grouped by garment and print method
The business process, end to end
A garment order touches design, blanks inventory, the press and accounting. Here is the same order moving through each of them without anyone re-typing it.
- 1
Picks garment & size
StorefrontActor: Shopper
Chooses style, color and size on your product page; the print area for that exact garment loads automatically.
- 2
Designs the print
PersonalizerActor: Shopper
Adds text, uploads a logo or generates AI artwork, positions it inside the printable area and checks the 3D preview.
- 3
Generates print file
PersonalizerActor: System
On checkout, a DTG-ready file is produced at the correct DPI with transparency, attached to the order line.
- 4
Schedules the job
Print ERPActor: Production planner
Order becomes a job ticket grouped by garment and print method; blanks are reserved from stock and reorder rules fire if low.
- 5
Prints & cures
Shop floorActor: Press operator
Operator opens the job ticket, pulls the print file into the RIP, prints, cures and marks the work order complete.
- 6
QC, pack & ship
Print ERPActor: Shipper
Quality check against the customer proof, pack, generate the carrier label, and tracking is pushed to the buyer.
- 7
Invoice & post
Print ERPActor: Accounts
Invoice issues automatically and the journal entries post to accounting — margin per job is visible immediately.
| What changes | Typical shop today | With PrintIntegrator |
|---|---|---|
| Artwork rework | Manual redraw of low-res files | Print-ready file at checkout |
| Team orders | Roster tracked in spreadsheets | Variable data per garment |
| Order entry | Re-typed into production | Zero re-entry |
Who does what
Every role that touches a apparel & dtg printing order, and the capabilities they use inside the platform.
Actors on the left are customer-facing · actors on the right run production and accounts · scroll horizontally on small screens
Apparel & DTG Printing FAQ
Does it output DTG-ready files?
Yes — every order exports production-ready files with correct dimensions, DPI and transparency, plus a print-area-only export for your RIP software.
Can customers order team kits with different names?
Yes — variable data lets a buyer upload or type a roster, and each garment gets its own personalized print file within one order.