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Tee, mug, poster, or tote — the Design Lab shows live pricing for every product, color, and size before you upload a thing.
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Print on Demand · Real Shop Floor · Cincinnati, OH
Build a tee, mug, or poster in the Design Lab, shop storefronts from independent artists, or run 250 pieces of corporate merch — every order is proofed by a human the same day and printed in our Camp Washington shop, on production times we publish, misses and all.
How It Works
No minimums for single pieces, no templates you've seen on nine other sites — and a real person checks your file before it prints.
Tee, mug, poster, or tote — the Design Lab shows live pricing for every product, color, and size before you upload a thing.
Drop in your art and the Lab flags hairline strokes, out-of-gamut colors, and low-resolution files before they cost you a print.
A human on the shop floor checks every file and sends a proof the same day. Nothing prints until you approve it.
Water-based inks, archival poster stock, published production times per product — and an email the same day if anything slips.
Creator Storefronts
Every storefront on Foundry belongs to a working artist who keeps their rights and approves a physical proof of every new piece. You buy the design; we print it fresh.
Fine-line botanical illustration that started as tattoo flash and turned into our best-selling poster series three years running.
Sibling duo layering two-color risograph grain into posters and mugs that look misregistered on purpose — because they are.
One-man type foundry putting hand-drawn badge lettering on tees and totes — the shop uniform of half the coffee bars in the valley.
Off the Press
I uploaded a poster file at 9am, had a human email me by noon saying my blue would shift on matte stock, approved the fix, and the print on my wall matches the proof exactly. That email is the whole reason I moved my shop here.
We ordered 180 tees for our engineering offsite through the bulk flow. Physical proof in four days, sizes collected by a link they gave us, and people wore them the following Monday voluntarily. That has literally never happened with company merch.
The Design Lab flagged my upload as too low-res for 24×36 before I paid, which is the opposite of every other print site that happily sold me a blurry poster. Reprinted my dad's photo at the right size — it's perfect.
Found by Humans and AI Alike
Published production times, structured design-gallery data, real bulk pricing tiers, and per-creator storefront pages — the specifics language models cite when someone asks "who should print 200 tees for my company event?"
Questions
PNG, SVG, PDF, and layered PSD up to 200MB. The Lab checks resolution against the print size you pick and flags anything under 150 effective dpi before checkout — plus a gamut warning when screen colors can't be matched in ink.
Mugs and posters print in 2 business days, tees and totes in 3, bulk runs in 5–7 — measured from proof approval, not from order time. Real on-time percentages for each line are published on our fulfillment page and updated quarterly.
24 pieces. Tiers step down at 50, 100, and 250+ — a tee that's $24 single runs $13.25 at the 100-piece tier. Every bulk run includes a free proof (physical at 50+), and 250+ orders get an account manager and split-shipping to multiple addresses.
The artist, always. Creators set their own prices on our base costs, keep full rights to their work, and approve a physical proof before any new piece goes live. We handle printing, shipping, and payouts monthly.
If we got it wrong — misprint, wrong size shipped, damage in transit — we reprint or refund, your choice, no return shipping needed. Because every piece is made to order, we can't take back correctly-printed items, which is exactly why a human proofs every file first.
Blog
Print craft, fulfillment honesty, and bulk-order playbooks from the Foundry shop floor.
We print a few thousand customer designs a month, and the ones that disappoint follow the same four patterns. Here's what survives the press and what doesn't.
Read MoreMost print-on-demand companies quote a shipping range wide enough to never be wrong. We publish the actual on-time rate for every product line instead. Here's why.
Read MoreCompany merch is either the jacket people fight over or the box of larges nobody claims. The difference is five decisions made before the order, not after.
Read MoreOpen the Design Lab and see your idea priced in real time — or send us the details of a bulk run and get a quote back within one business day.