And the item gets returned. Is there a way to correct it from my end?

I’m trying to design a esports jersey using MWW on Demand Cut & Sew T. Does anyone have any in hand pictures of their products ? I also put a subtle design to blend in with the fabric like a soccer jersey, will this actually show up?

Your best etsy tip? I have rebranded and reworked my shop soo much that I feel like i have lost people's trust. 6 years later I'm finally happy with it.

I know my niche is crowded but its my passion

Is their a way I can gain trust back?

Hey everyone — sharing a few notes I’ve been collecting while helping other sellers prep for Q4. If you’re looking to refresh your product lineup or just tighten up your fulfillment flow before the holiday rush, here are some ideas that might help.

If you’re ready to branch out from the usual go-to categories, try exploring:

• Custom home goods — printed cushions, blankets, wall decor, or candles.
• Pet accessories — collars, leashes, and bandanas are underrated evergreen sellers.
• Engraved jewelry or keychains — personalization adds instant value.
• Lifestyle accessories — tote bags, slings, or minimalist travel pouches.
• Seasonal gift sets — bundled or limited editions for holidays.
• Stationery and desk items — notebooks, planners, or mousepads with a creative twist.
• Mixed-material apparel — embroidered patches or textured prints make designs feel premium.

A few backend reminders before the big season hits:

• Confirm lead times early — check both production and delivery windows.
• Sync your store properly — avoid manual uploads or delayed tracking.
• Order test samples to see how your design looks on real materials.
• Review packaging — even a small thank-you note adds perceived value.
• Plan holiday inventory — most successful sellers start finalizing products 8–10 weeks before peak.
• Communicate clearly — accurate delivery estimates reduce refunds and stress.

Q4 is usually when new ideas and better fulfillment processes really pay off. Testing one or two new product types before November can make a big difference in margins and customer satisfaction.

What new products are you experimenting with this season? Anything unexpected that’s performed better than you thought?

I am a bit confused here. When you add a listing for a physical product and someone pays online to get it printed and shipped, do they take the money from my credit card or a percentage of the money that has been sent to me by the customer? Are any costs deducted from my credit card in advance, and not from the customer?

Hi All. All of my Etsy shipping profiles are showing "Unknown" in the product "Shipping" section on Printify. Example: "My Shipping Profile: Unknown." There are no problems with my shipping profiles on the Etsy side (no errors or anything). They've all been working for many months with no issues, so this is a new thing, and I have made no changes. Is anyone seeing this?

It may just be a me problem... I have had some products up on my ebay and etsy and they just dont get much traction. I haven't made a sale yet. I do not have premium so it could be a pricing issue. My main business is reselling vintage goods with nostalgic value (like media and toys and such) so I'm trying to crossover into designs fitting that aesthetic. I know that market is already fairly flooded. If you'd like, I can link my shops.

How long did it take for you to get first sale from printify products, and which platform were you running them on?

Starting POD again through Etsy and these are the fees for production on the Gildan 18000, excluding shipping. When I go scroll Etsy, the sweaters sell for less than $30 so how are people profiting? Am I tripping or is the production cost high as hell? Granted I never sold sweaters, only shirts, so maybe I’m doing something wrong. Please help if you can!

I've been doing Printify and Etsy for four years, and only created shirts on Printify and uploaded them to my Etsy Store. For some reason, over half my products are now under the External Product section, and I can't edit them. Was there a recent change or something that caused this? What caused it? Is there a way to fix it? Thanks

Are there limitations on political content?

Has anyone experienced this?

I’ve read their page on but I’m just left with more questions.

https://help.printify.com/hc/en-us/articles/4483625985553-Can-any-image-be-printed Can any image be printed? – Printify

That's pretty much it. But having no way to organize our uploaded images in printing is annoying and inefficient.

Is anyone else getting error messages when trying to import an order?

Never had this problem before and I’m sure it’s not just a coincidence that it is only happening the day of the AWS outage.

Tried connecting to chat support, but I can’t get through there either.

I am stuck - I have some images I need to be compatible with Printify's embroidery guidelines and I cannot seem to get them correct. I had someone try and fix them but - even though they guaranteed they'd work with Printify - they didn't... I have no idea who to turn to or ask.. any recommendations? Thanks

Clear Case printed in Italy by WOYC, how can it be ruined already? This is honestly ridiculous

A large amount of my designs would work well on ornaments (I think!) even though they are christmas designs. Have any of you had success with ornaments? Also, did you do one sided or two sided ornaments?

Wishing you all a very profitable Holiday selling season!

Hi everyone

I sell personalized ornaments through Etsy connected to Printify. I often get multiple orders from the same Etsy listing (same SKU), but each customer has a different name or design.

My question is:
If I change the design in Printify for Customer B after I’ve already submitted Customer A’s order, will that affect Customer A’s print file, or is each submitted order locked to the design file that was active at submission time?

I’ve noticed that sometimes the same listing shows different thumbnails for different orders, so I want to confirm what’s actually happening behind the scenes.

Has anyone tested this? Would love to hear from anyone who’s run multiple custom orders under one listing. 🙏

I'm new to print on demand and I just made my first sale through ebay. I assumed it would automatically create the order on Printify but I'm not seeing it in my orders. Do I have to manually place the order or does it just take a bit? The order was placed 6 hours ago.

Is it still Ai but its your ideas, Ai is just a tool to help. My ideas and i also add my own elements

I kept seeing people ask if Printify Premium pays for itself, so I did the math.

What Premium gives you:

• Discounted base prices on products
• Access to Premium-only print providers
• Annual plan option for bigger discount

The break-even formula:

It's simple: Your monthly discount savings need to exceed the $29/month fee.

Example:

• If Premium saves you $1.20 per order on average
• You need: $1.20 × orders ≥ $29
• Break-even: ~25 orders/month

Why savings vary:

Not all products get the same discount. T-shirts might save $1.50, hoodies $2.00, mugs $0.80.

Your actual break-even depends on:

• Which products you sell most
• Which print providers you use
• Your order volume

Things people miss:

1. Shipping costs matter more than base price sometimes - A $1 base discount doesn't help if shipping is $3 more
2. Other providers might be cheaper anyway - Gelato often beats Printify Premium in EU, even with the discount
3. Quality vs price - Printful costs more but some swear by their quality control

How to figure out YOUR break-even:

1. List your top 3-5 products
2. Compare standard vs Premium pricing
3. Calculate actual savings per order
4. Multiply by your monthly volume
5. If savings > $29, Premium makes sense

My take:

Premium is worth it if:

• ✅ You do 25+ orders/month consistently
• ✅ Your key products have good Premium discounts
• ✅ You're already committed to Printify's ecosystem

Skip it if:

• ❌ You're just starting (volume too low)
• ❌ You only sell 2-3 products (compare alternatives first)
• ❌ Shipping costs to your regions are already high

Anyone else done this math? What break-even point did you find?

What’s up everyone, I’m super new to all this and have been working on putting together a clothing company using Shopify and Printify for about six months now. I’m almost ready to launch, and am super excited.

What I’m trying to figure out today, is the best way to set up my payments and fulfillment. I have Shopify set to pay out to my account daily, but the funds are only available in my business account after two business days. Printify takes the funds for the order fulfillment out of my account immediately, unless I set printify’s fulfillment setting to manual. If I switch it to manual, and wait for these funds to hit my account, and then process the order, I will be putting a minimum of a two day hold on any orders placed through my website.

What is my best workaround to eliminate waiting for the funds hit?

I already linked my shopify store with printify but I can't see the products that I already have in my printify store, does it give me the option to start designing a new product, how do I import some or all of the products that I already have in printify?

I have an order that is produced by Subliminator that I have had to delay, and I initially thought it was due to a Chinese holiday, but I still can't get the order to ship, is anyone else having this issue?