Teescape: Print On Demand

I have been using Teescape service for many years.
Good products and customer service.
But the delivery is poor.
I have refunded a lot of money to customers for this about 15%, on average for every 7 orders, 1 order lasts about 2 weeks or more.
This absolutely cannot meet the policies on Amazon (VTR over 95%, OTDR 90%) or other E-commerce. So I decided to give up.
I've had my offers or accounts suspended by Amazon many times because of Teescape's services. Now Amazon's policies are getting tougher and we could be permanently suspended from selling if we don't change.

Love this app and company!!
Jeff and his team are great - give phenomenal customer service quickly.
Products are great quality, shipped quickly and never a mistake.
Added 7/2020- still thrilled after 3 years working together.
Still using them 2/2024 - highly recommend!

Since They got nailed for Copyright Infringement they have really gone down hill. Two things at play here: Print Quality and Copyright Infringement. Print Quality:
Print quality is hit or miss. I can provide the photos and email chain, but simply put they did not stand behind their work. I have to have 40+ shirts reprinted at my cost from another shop because they felt the quality was good enough. 40+ shirts had fibers/pilling that was clearly visible. Two identical shirt side by side and the quality looks totally different. Okay some may say it was one time mistake. Well its not okay because it cause me over $400 to correct and second it one of three (3) different orders that had poor quality prints. OH! Make sure to read their rules too! If they make a mistake an go to fix it they may use a similar garment as opposed to the exact product you ordered. That happened to me too. 40 shirt order that had four (4) noticeably bad prints they corrected but sent then a different color shirt so we have 36 of one color and then these four that are different. Copyright Infringement:
I understand protecting yourself from further violations but they simply claim an infraction on anything they think may be in violation as opposed to "knowing" which is safe, but VERY poor customer service wise. For example a customer orders three items and one item they feel is a violation will put the whole order in limbo and they do nothing with it. Well nothing aside form charging you $2 for canceling the order. Their work around is that you the vendor will need to email them and make your case. If you utilize fan art of any kind just stay away from them and you will be much happier for it.