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A custom apparel shop is two businesses at once: a storefront selling blanks, hats and Pokémon singles, and a print floor turning customer art into printed goods.

Both halves ran by hand. Artwork arrived by email, orders lived in a spreadsheet, and addresses were retyped into a carrier site.

The storefront includes a designer: pick a blank, upload artwork, position it, and choose screen printing or embroidery. The approved file is what gets printed.

After checkout the order is processed automatically: payment captures, the print job is queued, the cheapest label is bought, and points are credited.

Artwork no longer arrives by email, and fulfillment is no longer a manual daily task. Custom work and card orders run through the same checkout.