Proof and press sheet, from one job.
Answer once: the customer signs the proof, the press runs the sheet.
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.
Inches, centimeters or millimeters. Pick once, and every length follows.
One job, start to finish.
Two garments, from blank shirts to both PDFs.
Built the way a job moves.
Anyone in the shop can build one.
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Garments. Pick the blanks and colors, then type the size counts. -
Art. Upload the PNG, JPG or SVG. It counts the colors and drops the background. -
Locations. Place each print, then copy the locations onto the next garment. -
Colors. Your own ink list, PMS numbers, mesh and flashes. Underbase on dark shirts. -
Review. Five checks before it prints. Then two PDFs.
Two documents from one job.
Your customer gets the proof. Your floor gets everything.
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.
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.
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.