FlexMerch
FlexMerch is a print-on-demand & dropshipping partner that lets you design and sell a wide range of custom-made products without holding inventory. You create the designs; FlexMerch produces, packs, and ships under your brand with a focus on pro equipment and a straightforward seller workflow.
FlexMerch overview
FlexMerch makes products after each order is placed and ships them directly to your customer under your brand (white-label). Their positioning is creator-first: you upload artwork, set your pricing, and publish SKUs while FlexMerch handles manufacturing and fulfillment behind the scenes.
- Quality focus: Professional print equipment (e.g., Epson, Mimaki, Roland) and experienced operators.
- Use cases: Creator merch, brand launches, limited drops, and evergreen collections without inventory risk.
Pricing, quality & fulfillment
It’s free to explore; you pay the base product + shipping per order. FlexMerch also offers paid plan options for expanded access (e.g., a starter tier) — useful when you’re scaling catalogs. Production and delivery windows vary by item and destination, so publish delivery ranges as production + transit on your product pages and order samples of flagship SKUs to confirm print quality and margins.
- Print methods: Methods are matched to product type (garment printing, transfers, sublimation/UV, etc.).
- Packing: Brand-neutral/white-label fulfillment with your store identity up front.
- Support: Direct help as you add products or run campaigns.
Integrations & workflow
FlexMerch supports a simple seller workflow from product setup to automatic order routing. If you’re on a mainstream cart (e.g., Shopify/Woo/Etsy), you can typically connect via native apps or common middleware; custom stacks can route orders via CSV/API-style methods. Check the current connection options on FlexMerch’s site before launch.
When FlexMerch makes sense
- You want a creator-friendly POD partner to launch or expand merch without managing stock.
- You value white-label presentation and pro-grade printing hardware.
- You prefer a straightforward workflow that you can grow with (from a small catalog to ongoing drops).
Tip: Start with 3–4 SKUs (one tee/hoodie, one accessory, one home/gift item). Publish clear delivery windows, and order samples to lock color/fit/material choices before scaling.