Apply to sell
Five fields and a sentence about your work. We read every application ourselves, and we will tell you either way rather than leave it hanging.
What happens after you send it
We read it. Usually within a few days — not an automated score, a person looking at your work.
If it fits, you get a studio invitation. Your own login, your own designs, the print areas already measured for every product we make.
You upload, we check. Resolution, placement and print safety are reviewed before anything goes live, because a bad print is our name on it, not yours.
It sells, you get paid. We print, pack and post; your share is 25% of the retail price and it is paid monthly.
What we are looking for
- Designs that survive a shirt. Bold shapes, clear lettering, and artwork that still reads across a room.
- Your own work. No fan art, no film quotes, no other people’s logos — we would be the ones getting the letter.
- A few designs rather than one. A small coherent range sells better than a single orphan idea.
- Patience with print. We will tell you if something will not print well, and we would rather say it before it goes live.
The money, plainly
A t-shirt sells for £14.99. You keep 25% of that retail price — £3.75 a shirt — and we cover the blank, the print, the packaging, the postage and the returns. There is no listing fee, no subscription, and no minimum you have to hit.
Your share is calculated per sale and paid monthly, with a statement showing what sold. If a design does not sell, it has cost you nothing but the upload.
Where the shop is right now
Being straight with you: the catalogue on the shop today is ours, and the seller studio is still being finished. This page is the front door for the designers we are onboarding while that happens — an application now puts you in that queue rather than in a marketing list.
Questions about a wholesale order rather than a design? Use the contact form and pick “Something else”.
Last reviewed November 2026