Printful: Print‑on‑Demand

Printful: The Best App for Embroidery and Screen Printing – Hands Down!

I've been using Printful for my apparel brand for a while now, and I can confidently say it’s the best app out there for embroidery and screen printing, bar none. From the seamless Shopify integration to the high-quality products, Printful has made it incredibly easy to bring my designs to life. The embroidery options are sharp and durable, and the screen printing is top-notch. The turnaround time is impressive, and the customer service is always responsive and helpful.

However, like any great platform, there's always room for improvement. It would be fantastic to see Printful expand its product line to include items like sunglasses, which would really enhance the variety of accessory options. Additionally, I’d love to see the option for side and back embroidery on trucker hats—this would be a game-changer for brands like mine that want to maximize branding on headwear.

Other than these minor suggestions, the Printful app truly stands above the rest. It offers everything you need for creating high-quality, custom products. No comparison—if you’re serious about your brand, this is the platform to use!

Starting out my apparel brand, choosing to use shopify e-commerce as my foundation suited my lifestyle. Learning about the options available to use as vendors, Printful: Print on Demand was a great resource. Creating my designs, either outside of Printful, or within the app, have been a great way for me to get my ideas out and get the orders fulfilled! I've tried a few others, but they are nothing like Printful with shopify.

Its very easy to set up a store for clothing with this shopify linking feature and I always tell people about it if they're looking to make some merch of their own.

It's a good idea and I'm still in the process of finishing it by myself and so far so good. Will let you know when I'm done.

moderately easy to use. I don't have much experience with digital sales or pushprinting, but I feel like I have enough resources to figure it out. I get confused about offering 'free shipping' by adding it to customer costs, and how that affects my profit margins... but that's all part of the learning curve.