Print on demands are increasingly popular. If you like designing t-shirts, making postcards, designing backpacks, posters, keychains, and pencils print on demands maybe a good place for you.
Threadless
Threadless.com is a site that allows users to design t-shirts. The designs are the original artwork done by independent artists. The site has a design approval process that may last up to two days. The Chicago, Illinois based company has non-exclusive rights to your work. In addition, the site pays via PayPal. Laat but not least, the site is open to countries worldwide and only accept .jps, .gits, or .png images.
Teespring
Teespring is another option that allow members to sell t-shirts. Users can create their designs or use Teespring's v clipart library (10,000 images and 50 fonts). In addition, the sales money pay for the production of design and the Teespring will ship it to your customers. Last but not least, Teespring is open to many other countries, a few of them arw Australia, Brazil, Canada, France, Netherlands, and New Zealand.
Teespring is another option that allow members to sell t-shirts. Users can create their designs or use Teespring's v clipart library (10,000 images and 50 fonts). In addition, the sales money pay for the production of design and the Teespring will ship it to your customers. Last but not least, Teespring is open to many other countries, a few of them arw Australia, Brazil, Canada, France, Netherlands, and New Zealand.
Skreened
Skreened is another Zazzle alternative that you can use to sell your original designs. T-shirt designers with this site set their own commission rate. In addition, t-shirt designers will also be supporting social entrepreneurship, all products are made in America.
Last but not least, Printful.com a good site to biild an online presence as well. Printful, allows t-shirt designers to keep the rights to their work. In addition, t-shirt creators can have a branding sticker on packages that are shipped to customers. Printful also allow users to get 20% off of samples. Users are allowed to order 5 products at three samples each. Users can accept payments via PayPal, and Braintee, Authorize.net
To purchase products from my online store, read the following blog post, http://makingextradollars.blogspot.com/2017/01/qoute-on-shirt-promotional-post-1.html.
Last but not least, Printful.com a good site to biild an online presence as well. Printful, allows t-shirt designers to keep the rights to their work. In addition, t-shirt creators can have a branding sticker on packages that are shipped to customers. Printful also allow users to get 20% off of samples. Users are allowed to order 5 products at three samples each. Users can accept payments via PayPal, and Braintee, Authorize.net
To purchase products from my online store, read the following blog post, http://makingextradollars.blogspot.com/2017/01/qoute-on-shirt-promotional-post-1.html.