Printify

Yeah.

Hake.printify.me or just go to thehakereport.com and look for the shop.

Amazing.

Well, you have a lot of people out there who love you.

Mm-hmm.

So I will g- I will get a, uh, mock-up from Printify that's like a transparent background or not, and I'll say, "Hey, I want this exact shirt with this exact design," so it matches what they're gonna receive in the mail, "on a woman in a vintage library reading a, you know, with a cat on her lap" or whatever.

Um, they still look super awful.

I mean, they're okay.

If you are using a print on demand company, Etsy considers that company your production partner, and they do require you to disclose that production partner on the listings where you're using them.

So if you're using Printify or another POD company, don't try to hide that you're not physically printing the product yourself.

Etsy allows production partners.

You just need to disclose the production partner on your listing and be honest about the role that you're playing in creating the product and the role they're playing in producing it.

And so that's just one creative way that you could offer this product without it having to be personalized.

Now, if you do want to offer these in your shop, you can sell custom shaped pillows through Printful or Printify.

Both of them offer them.

They're actually different production partners though.

Like Printify offers it through one production partner, which is China-based.

So it'll be produced and shipped from China.

And then Printful offers it from a US-based manufacturer.

So it'll actually be manufactured in the US and then shipped out from the US.

So, yeah, for my personal champion, for all you cats out there who were in the comments hyping it up.

By the way, check out the Printify store for all the designs we have there for your merch.

Man, listen, Travis be looking stylish.

And it's not just hopium.

The whole idea of print on demand is that you're making custom designs that can be printed on T-shirts, hats, mugs, et cetera.

So the first step to doing this would be going to a website like Printful or Printify and opening a store.

Um, and then from there, you need to be able to plug in your designs, um, through an MCP.

So what you would do then is, is use, I believe ChatGPT is probably the best option right now because they have the best image gen-generator.

I think Printful works too.

I'm not sure about Printify, but I think Gelato works one of the best, and I've done a lot of videos about this.

Again, inside the, uh, classroom here, I have an entire... 'Cause this workflow is pretty involved, but I have an entire section on POD.

Here's POD products.