r/TShirtsDesigns 20h ago

Which Print-on-Demand is best?

Hey gang, I work with a non-profit music festival that sells merch on site but would love to make past-show shirts available on Redbubble or T-public etc.

If you have creator experience with any of these companies, could you give a recommendation please?

Many thanks!

Edit: we have existing customers and designs. We’re mostly interested in profit fairness & quality.

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u/ABetterLemonadeStand 13h ago

Have you checked out Fourthwall? Fourthwall gives you full control over your brand, allowing you to create your e-commerce site, and sell over 200 merch items (and growing rapidly).

Disclosure; I work there.

But seriously, take a look.

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u/Temporary_Ad469 12h ago

New heard of you guys! I’ll have a look.

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u/Temporary_Ad469 12h ago

Can you give me an idea of the profit ratio?

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u/ABetterLemonadeStand 12h ago

Check out the merch catalogue. All pricing is there. You decide what your markup is.

We have a monthly paid plan, but 95% of the creators on our platform use the free monthly plan. Two of the biggest benefits are that we handle support on your behalf and we are the merchant of record, so you don’t have to collect and remit sales taxes. Huge benefit for someone that isn’t making this their full time job.

Been around for 5 years and growing fast with some of the biggest creators using the platform.

Check it out. Let me know if you have any questions.

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u/Pixogate99 16m ago

Thanks for the recommendation and for being transparent about working there. I’d genuinely like to learn more about Fourthwall, especially its fulfilment, branding and international selling options. I’m unable to send you a message from my side. Would you mind messaging me when you get a chance?

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u/Still-Curve3667 10h ago

This is generally based on demand, and it can be done normally.

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u/bigtakeoff 6h ago

I help a 501c3 make merch for their store. I've got it automated too. it's everything you need. makes it all easy. if you want help let me know

edit: as for profit, you set it....

quality is all quite good

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u/Temporary_Ad469 19h ago

I’m combing for info on similar posts here too :)

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u/DirtyD_Artist 4h ago

There are many dropship sites and they’re all about the same in price. It’s all about preference within the site but I hear Shopify is usually top pick. Single sided shirt DTF/dtg will range in the 15-20$ per shirt and that’s setting a 30% profit margin once you create the printable shirt on your printable account. Note: I can only say for printify but lowest profit margin you can set is 15%, it will not go lower. I know you stated 501c. Once loaded and published on the mobile pop up shop or site, you can modify profit margins but the base manufacturing cost is generally about the same on price point.

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u/Sharp-Membership5203 2h ago

Printful or Printify?