Your artwork, on garments people can buy.

Place a design inside a garment’s real print area, see it on the finished piece, and export a 300 DPI print file sized in inches and ready for the printer.

The 3Moss studio, with a design placed inside a t-shirt's front print area

Free while it is early. No stock, no minimum order.

Real print areas, real files

Artwork sits inside the garment's actual print area, measured in inches and drawn as a boundary you can see. What falls outside it is never printed, because that is what the printer does. Exports come out at 300 DPI at the size the press expects, and the studio tells you the resolution of what you have placed while you are placing it.

The 3Moss studio with artwork inside a t-shirt's front print area and the print boundary showing

See it before you sell it

Every design renders on the blank in each colourway you offer, front and back, and on a photograph of a real person if you supply one. The mockup is what a buyer would see, generated from the same artwork that goes to the printer rather than an approximation of it.

The colourway step, with the design rendered on eight colours of the same tee

Set a percentage, not a price

You choose what you earn as a percentage on top of printing and delivery. The price follows from it — per garment, and per print location, because printing the back costs again. Change the percentage and everything you have listed follows.

The pricing step showing a margin percentage and the retail price derived from it

Three steps to a print file

  1. 1

    Pick a blank

    Choose a garment from the catalog, and the colourways and sizes you want to sell it in.

  2. 2

    Place your artwork

    Drop a file onto it. The boundary shows exactly what prints, and you are warned when a file is too small for the size you have made it.

  3. 3

    Set what you earn

    Choose your percentage. The price follows, and your 300 DPI print files are ready to download.

What works today

3Moss is early, and this is where it actually stands. Everything marked finished you can use now.

The design studio
Print areas, layers, text, snapping.
Finished
300 DPI print files
Sized in inches to the garment's print area.
Finished
Mockups
On the blank, and on a photo you supply.
Finished
The garment catalog
Garments, colourways, sizes and stock.
Finished
Accounts and stores
One account, any number of stores.
Finished
Selling on a real storefront
Listings, prices and availability are built; connecting Etsy and Shopify is not finished yet.
Being built

Questions

What is 3Moss?

A design studio for print-on-demand apparel. Upload artwork, place it inside a garment's real print area, see it on the finished piece, and export a 300 DPI print file sized in inches and ready for the printer.

What does it cost?

3Moss is free to use while it is early. You pay printing and delivery; whatever you add on top is yours. Pricing may change before general availability.

Do I need to hold stock?

No. Garments are printed one at a time as they are ordered. There is no minimum order and nothing to buy up front.

What files do I get?

PNG print files at 300 DPI, sized in inches to the garment's print area — a tee's front chest is 12 by 15 inches, which is 3600 by 4500 pixels — plus the generated mockups of the finished garment.

Where can I print on a garment?

Front, back, left sleeve and right sleeve, on garments that have them. A tote bag has one face, and the studio only offers the locations a garment actually has.

Can I sell these on Etsy or Shopify?

Not yet. The studio, the catalog, the pricing and the mockups are finished and you can use them today. Connecting a real storefront is the part still being built.

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