We operate on a print-on-demand (POD) model, meaning each item is made only when you order. This helps reduce overproduction and textile waste, supporting the sustainable fashion movement. While this process means slightly longer fulfillment times, we believe it’s a trade-off worth making for the planet.

Direct-to-garment (DTG) printing gives us the ability to produce vibrant, detailed prints that stay soft over time without cracking, peeling, or fading. It’s widely recognized in the industry for producing consistent, high-quality artwork that lasts, while still feeling breathable and comfortable to wear. DTG also allows us to print only what’s needed, when it’s needed. That means no pre-printed inventory, no overproduction, and no waste from unsold stock, just thoughtful, made-to-order printing with a lighter impact.

For darker garments, DTG printing uses a white underbase beneath the design to help colors show up clearly. This process can result in a slightly different texture or feel compared to prints on lighter fabrics. Some tones, especially very dark shades like black, may appear slightly lighter when printed over the underbase, but the overall artwork still comes through with clean detail and strong visual impact

Our printing partners use Kornit printers, which generate almost zero wastewater and consume less energy than standard industry printers. The inks are Oeko-Tex™ certified, water-based, vegan, and free of harmful chemicals. Any leftover ink is disposed of responsibly, following supplier guidelines

All orders are shipped in post-consumer recycled (PCR) mailers, reducing the demand for virgin plastic. These mailers are made from recycled materials like plastic bottles and help lessen the environmental impact of packaging waste.