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Printful Review: Pros and Cons for T-Shirt Printing

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Custom Branded T-Shirts, Apparel and Other Merchandise

Updated 7/30/20: This Printful review will cover the pros and cons we’ve found in using Printful’s custom design platform. You’ll find screenshots and video as well toward providing a comprehensive review of this print-on-demand (POD) service.

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This Printful Review article may help you with ideas and decisions as to which convenient print on demand service to use.

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Here’s one of our long sleeve iYogaDaily designs!

Yoga  - flowy long sleeve yoga t-shirt - iYogaDaily, #iYogaDaily #iCreateDaily #YogaTops #LongSleeveYogaTop #YogaShirts
LeAura Alderson, cofounder-iCreateDaily, at work wearing an iYogaDaily flowy long sleeve tee on a Bella +Canvas shirt.

Custom Designs with Printful

Design Variety

Printful offers a large variety of products to choose for your art and ideas, but we will only be covering the apparel printing in this article. 

Keep in mind that once you learn one printing platform’s system, you’re able to maneuver the next one more quickly. Many of the platforms have similar elements so the learning curve might be reduced.

Whichever printing company you start with will seem to be the hardest at first. We started with TeeSpring and experimented with Zazzle and RedBubble over the years before printing on Printful.

For creators, creating is often easier than sales and marketing, so print on demand allows you to discover what sells best before you make a lot.
~iCreateDaily.com

Quick Starter or Perfectionist?

If you’re inclined toward perfectionism, then you’ll just want to get something out there quickly and then refine as you go. If however, you’re inclined to launch quickly and then fizzle out, you’ll want to approach it with more care and thought.

The following quote is an opposite variation on Seth Godin’s “just ship it” concept, which we’ve written about elsewhere. But there’s always another perspective, and ours is that the two together represent a balance.

THE MARRIAGE OF QUICK START AND PERFECTION

  1. Make lots and get it out there quickly
  2. Ongoing refinement and improvement

“Don’t be in a rush to get big.  Be in a rush to have a great product.”
~ Eric Ries, American entrepreneur, blogger, author