Why Doesn’t The Color Of Clothing Products Match?

We use products from different suppliers and as such the complexities of an international supply chain, fulfillment center availability, varying dye lots, and the specific brand used for each product can vary. As a result, we are not able to guarantee that colors will match exactly across different products, brands, sizes, and styles.

For different supplier brands, so it is possible colors with the same name may be slightly different shades. For differing styles, any color differences will be reflected on the product page. Within a style, colors may vary based on garment availability at the supplier brand level.

Available blanks may vary depending on the specific style, size, and color, though the fulfillment centers use the following brands for most of their apparel products: American Apparel, Bella + Canvas, Cotton Heritage, Gildan, and Next Level.

Despite variations, we hold all of our products to the same high level of quality as always. 

Industry-Leading Tech and Partners

When it comes to fulfillment, we have two main goals—ensuring the best quality and making fulfillment as eco-friendly as possible. To achieve this, we have partnered with suppliers and fulfillment partners that continuously invest in the newest technologies from companies who care about sustainable fashion:

• Kornit series printers and inks for DTG apparel

• Happy and Tajima embroidery machines for hats

• MS printers and inks for all-over print products

• Mimaki inkjet printers for sublimation products

• Mimaki UV printers and inks for phone cases

• Epson series printers and inks for wall art

• SubliJET HD ink for mugs

• Gravotech machines for engraving

3-Step Quality Check System

• Our automated software checks graphics for quality before fulfillment and our AI tool evaluates if the image needs any adjustments before printing

• Fulfillment specialists check quality while orders are being fulfilled

• We run a final quality check after the blank product is customized

What Printing Techniques Are Used?

Direct-To-Garment (DTG)

We use direct-to-garment or DTG printing for most of our apparel products. It’s like using a regular printer, but on garments. Designs are printed directly onto the garment and absorbed into the fabric.

DTG printing yields quality prints, it's cost-effective for one-off orders, and there's almost no limit to the colors and fine detail you can use in your designs. DTG inks are eco-friendly, CPSIA-compliant, non-toxic, non-hazardous, and soluble in water. They're free from heavy metals, formaldehyde, and Alkylphenol Ethoxylates (APE).

Embroidery

Embroidery is a technique where your design is embroidered on a product. It’s great for finer details, also logos, and texts. We do embroidery on hats, apparel, bags, and home & living items 

We professionally digitize all embroidery graphics by converting your design graphic into a stitch file that the embroidery machine can process. We use three main types of embroidery: 

• Flat embroidery—the thread is embroidered flat onto the product

• 3D puff—a foam insert gives the embroidery a raised look

• Partial 3D puff—a combination of flat and 3D embroidery

Engraving

To personalize jewelry and keychains we use a diamond tool for mechanical engraving. This method offers great precision and attention to detail which is necessary for smaller products like jewelry.

Other Techniques
For some products, we use printing techniques specifically suited for each product, for example, sticker, canvas and poster, and postcard printing, so your designs are seamlessly transferred onto the product and look as beautiful as you intended them to be.

How To Find Your Size

Find your favorite Tee at home and follow the instructions below to get the perfect measurement possible and compare it with the measurements you see in this guide. Make sure to lay it nice and flat before measuring.