POD Suppliers Directory

ShineOn is a US-based print on demand supplier best known for personalised jewellery and gift products — necklaces, rings, engraved cuffs and message cards — fulfilled from the United States and sold primarily through a Shopify app. Alongside the jewellery they carry a small range of branded blank apparel, and those are the products priced here: their API publishes a per-unit cost for each, front print, which is the same basis used for every other supplier on this site.

Based in Charlotte, North Carolina, USA, since 2013. Decorates third-party blanks — Bella+Canvas, Gildan and others — in its own fulfilment centres rather than routing to partners.

Based in Riga, Latvia, since 2015. Prints nothing itself: a merchant picks from 140+ independent print providers and Printify routes the order to one.

PODpartner is a print on demand supplier that manufactures its own apparel. It began as a wholesale clothing manufacturer in 2013 and makes its blanks in its own factory, then prints and ships them from there.

Based in New York, New York, USA. Operates a supply chain of third-party manufacturing partners rather than its own presses.

Routes each order to the nearest of 130+ certified local print partners across 32 countries; Gelato owns the software, not the presses.

Based in Detroit, Michigan, USA. Its own help centre puts it plainly: "We Print & Ship — your product is decorated and shipped direct-to-customer under your brand."

Based in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, USA. Looks like a decorator but is not: orders go to partner factories, including a partnership with District Photo, rather than to presses Teelaunch owns.

Based in Los Angeles, California, USA, since 2019. Works through manufacturing and fulfilment partners in the US, UK, EU and Australia; it is a creator storefront rather than a factory.

Spread Group prints in its own plants — Leipzig, Krupka, Legnica, Henderson and Greensburg — rather than outsourcing to partners.

merchOne is a print on demand supplier fulfilling from the United States and Europe, with a catalogue split between wall art and home goods — canvas, acrylic and metal prints, posters, blankets, pillows, mugs and rugs — and a small range of branded blank apparel. Their REST API publishes prices directly in the catalogue, including the currency and a required front-print option priced at zero, which is why the figures here can be stated as the cost of one printed unit rather than inferred.

Based in Los Angeles, California, USA. Decorates wholesale blanks it names on its own site (Bella+Canvas, Gildan, Next Level and others) and adds private-label work — its own wording is that a private label "replaces manufacturer tags", so the garment is still someone else's.

Prints Stanley/Stella and similar organic blanks in its own workshop in France.

Produces its own catalogue of shoes, watches and bags in its Chinese factory; no third-party blank brand appears anywhere in that catalogue. Weaker evidence than the others here — its own about page describes production volume rather than stating who makes the base item.

Print on demand supplier.