Custom t-shirts

A custom t-shirt from Fetch Now Studios is made for you after you design it. The Classic Unisex Tee is a soft shirt with a front print. Forest, cream, white, black, and clay are the colors, in small, medium, large, extra large, and 2XL. Small through extra large is $22.99. 2XL is $25.99. That higher size is listed before you pay, so it is not a surprise at checkout.

Other shirts in the catalog — women's cuts, heavyweight tees, long sleeves — are their own products. Each one shows its price in the designer before you pay. We do not add a second fee after approval. If you want the published starting price, stay with the Classic Unisex Tee.

The print area on the simple tee is a tall front rectangle. Art outside that box is not on the shirt. The studio is the place to scale a photo and set type. You can use Fraunces, Outfit, Libre Baskerville, Playfair Display, Oswald, Bebas Neue, Pacifico, or Nunito. A script font at a tiny size will look like a smudge. Start larger than you think.

A shirt is not a phone screen. A screenshot of a group chat, a logo saved from a search result, and a photo taken across a dark room all disappoint when they are blown up to twelve inches. The designer warns when an image would print under about 150 DPI. Swap the file before a person has to turn it down for being muddy.

High contrast helps. Black type on a white or cream shirt, and light type on forest or black, reads more clearly than a photograph that is already gray. If the picture is the point, crop it so the face or the object fills the print instead of sitting in a margin of carpet. Leave a little air inside the box so a letter is not clipped at the edge.

You confirm that you own or have a license for every word, image, and mark in the design. Printing it cannot infringe copyright, trademark, or publicity rights. Third-party logos, copyrighted characters, team and league marks, and celebrity names or likenesses used commercially are refused. So are hate, harassment, sexually explicit images, and any content sexualizing minors. If that is the idea, do not upload it. We will not print it, and repeat submissions can get an email blocked.

Fetch Now does not send your file straight to a press. A person reviews the design. Checkout authorizes the card with Stripe. We capture the payment after that review. Authorizations typically expire in about seven days, so the aim is to review within one business day. If we ask you to revise, the hold stays while you edit.

The review looks for two things: whether the file is something we are willing to print, and whether it is obviously the wrong kind of image for a shirt. It is not a design studio that redraws your idea. If the type is spelled the way you typed it, and you later wish it were different, that is not a defect. If the ink fails, or the wrong shirt arrives, that is.

Uploaded images may be sent to Google Cloud Vision for logo detection, web detection, SafeSearch, and text recognition, as the privacy policy describes. If that check is unavailable, the upload is flagged for a person instead of being waved through. Either way, a human still approves the order before it prints.

We don't promise a delivery date. After approval, Printify makes the item and hands it to a carrier. The shipping you see is the partner's standard rate for the United States or Canada.

Custom goods are not returnable just because you changed your mind or the wording isn't what you pictured. If the print is damaged, or the wrong item arrives, email support@fetchnow.net within 30 days of delivery with a photo and we will reprint or refund. That is the same promise on the terms page.

Shipping for the simple tee uses the standard first-item rate for that product when a live catalog rate is not attached, and the live catalog rate when Printify has one for the United States or Canada. Extra shirts add the additional-item rate, not a second full shipment, when the catalog says so. The checkout total is the place to read the number for your address. This page will not invent a transit time.

Wash a printed shirt inside out in cold water and skip the hot dryer if you want the print to stay put. That is ordinary care for an apparel print, and it is not a promise that a print lasts forever. A defect is a print that arrives wrong, or the wrong item. A shirt that faded after a year of hot washes is wear.

Unisex means the simple tee is cut for a wide range of bodies, not that every shirt in the catalog fits the same. When you leave the Classic Unisex Tee for another style, read the size on that product. Youth and toddler shirts live under kids in the apparel catalog, with their own print areas. Do not scale an adult design onto a baby onesie and expect the same layout.

Color on your monitor is not a lab swatch. Forest is a deep green, clay is a warm orange, cream is not pure white. The product art and the color name are the guide. If your art is light, pick a darker shirt so it shows. If the photo has a white background you want to blend, pick a white or cream shirt.