ProofPack Founding offer

Proof and press sheet, from one job.

Answer once: the customer signs the proof, the press runs the sheet.

A ProofPack production tech pack for a test job: the shop’s logo, order 1042, the line Approved by Jordan Avery, Nov 2, 2026, Rev 1, route-to chips, two black tees with the print box and placement line, sizes, and an ink table with PMS, mesh and flash.

Type 10 inches. Print 10 inches.

Each print is sized by its ink and measured from the collar seam, on the smallest shirt in the run.

The Locations step: print size 10 inches wide, height follows the art at 10 inches, placement 3 inches down from the collar seam, centered.
What you type on the Locations step.
A tech pack art page: Full front, Comfort Colors 1717. Shown at 70%. Prints 10 x 10 in, with a ruler along the top and left edges.
What the art page prints, a ruler on both edges.

Inches, centimeters or millimeters. Pick once, and every length follows.

The same print on a centimeter shop’s tech pack: Print 25 x 25 cm, 7.6 cm down from the collar seam.

One job, start to finish.

Two garments, from blank shirts to both PDFs.

ProofPack's Locations step for a test job, Club tees: the Full front card open beside a drawing of the black tee with the print in place.

Built the way a job moves.

Anyone in the shop can build one.

  1. Garments
  2. Art
  3. Locations
  4. Colors
  5. Review
See the founding offer
  1. The Garments step: a Comfort Colors 1717 in Black and White and a Next Level 3600 in Forest, each color with its size counts.
    Garments. Pick the blanks and colors, then type the size counts.
  2. The Art step: two uploaded files with the background removed, their colors counted at 3 and 1.
    Art. Upload the PNG, JPG or SVG. It counts the colors and drops the background.
  3. The Locations step: the Full front card with method, ink system and art style chips, beside the drawing of the black tee.
    Locations. Place each print, then copy the locations onto the next garment.
  4. The Colors step on the black shirt: a white underbase with a flash after it, then three art colors matched to the shop’s inks with their PMS numbers and mesh.
    Colors. Your own ink list, PMS numbers, mesh and flashes. Underbase on dark shirts.
  5. The Review step: the tech pack preview beside a Ready to print checklist with five green checks and the download buttons.
    Review. Five checks before it prints. Then two PDFs.

Two documents from one job.

Your customer gets the proof. Your floor gets everything.

A customer proof: the black and the white tee, front and back, with the prints, colors and size counts in plain words.
The proof. Shirts, prints, colors and sizes, with a line to sign.
The production tech pack’s first page: route-to chips, the tees with the print box, sizes, and each shirt color's inks in print order with PMS, mesh and flash.
The tech pack. Adds inks in print order, mesh, flashes, packing and the floor note.

The sheet says who approved it.

Record the customer’s yes and the tech pack prints it. Change the job after, and it says so in red.

Two tech pack headers for the same job. Rev 1: Approved by Jordan Avery, Nov 2, 2026, Rev 1. Rev 2, in a red box: Not approved: changed since Rev 1, approved by Jordan Avery on Nov 2, 2026.
Rev 1 as approved, then Rev 2 after the print was widened.

Founding shops keep their price.

For as long as you stay subscribed.

$199 a year

  • 25 founding spots, until Thursday, November 12.
  • Your year starts at launch, Friday, December 18.
  • Your whole crew, no charge per person, no limit on jobs.
  • Later: $290 a year, or $29 a month.
  • Every dollar back if it misses launch, or isn’t useful in 30 days.
Opens Thursday, November 5

Before you buy.

Is it built?
Yes, for tees, as shown here. Launch adds long sleeves, hoodies and crewnecks, plus sign-up and online approval. Hats come next.
Which print methods?
Screen print, DTF, DTG, embroidery, vinyl, sublimation and transfers.
Who makes it?
Ryan Lamb, who runs Lamb Screen Printing and built PrintGrid.

Founding shops: $199 a year.

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