CeePrinto

CeePrinto is a white-label print-on-demand company in Karachi, Pakistan, that prints apparel and accessories to order, ships them under the seller's brand and collects cash on delivery from the seller's customers. Its homepage calls it "Pakistan's First Print On Demand Company" and sums up the offer as "Build your clothing brand. We run the back office." The company says it handles "printing, warehousing, courier, and collecting the cash your customers pay on delivery," with local delivery in 4 to 5 days and worldwide delivery in 9 to 14. A banner says it is "Now shipping to 38 countries," and the homepage counts 14,200+ sellers onboarded and a 28 hr average production time.

What a seller actually gets

The seller designs a product, connects a store and sets the retail price; CeePrinto does the rest. The homepage claims a new seller can go from an idea to a first shipped order "in under a week." The homepage walks through five stages. The warehouse holds "Blanks, packaging, your branded tags" in the Karachi facility. Printing starts when an order comes in: "we print within 48 hours. Direct-to-garment for full colour, screen for runs of 50+." Packing happens under the seller's label, with the seller's logo on the polybag, the seller's thank-you card inside and the seller's return address on the courier slip. Couriers are TCS, M&P and Leopard inside Pakistan and DHL and FedEx worldwide, and tracking is "pushed back to your store automatically." Finally, cash on delivery: the courier collects at the customer's door, CeePrinto reconciles, and it pays out "to your bank after 7 days." The FAQ describes the same payout as weekly.

The white-label promise is spelled out. The homepage's example shipment lists a branded polybag, hangtag, thank-you card and courier label, and ends with "CEEPRINTO BRANDING: 0 PLACES." The FAQ puts it plainly: every package ships under the seller's brand, and CeePrinto is "invisible by design." Invoicing can be in PKR or USD.

There is no monthly fee. The FAQ says a seller pays only when a customer buys, the base cost plus shipping, and sets the retail price. Signing up is free, there are no minimums and no inventory.

Integrations and the mockup studio

CeePrinto lists four connections. Shopify offers "One-click product sync. Auto-fulfill on every order." WooCommerce works through a plugin with "Real-time order push to our print queue." Daraz, which the page calls "Pakistan's #1 marketplace," gets native listing and fulfillment. For anything else there is a "Full REST API for custom storefronts, apps, and ERP." The FAQ says a store connects in under 4 minutes.

Designs go in through the mockup studio, where a seller can "Drag-drop your logo or art onto any blank. See your margin live. No Photoshop, no guessing," or by uploading an AI, PDF or PNG file. The studio example for a Unisex Hoodie shows a base cost of ₨1,250.00, a live price of ₨1,750.00 and a ₨500.00 margin, which the page labels 40%. The hoodie comes in colors including black, heather gray, light pink, maroon, navy, red, royal blue, white, beige, charcoal gray and purple.

Catalog and prices

The homepage promises "70+ blanks, all printed in Karachi," and the product menu covers hoodies, sweatshirts, t-shirts, stickers, wall art and posters, hats, notebooks, mugs and bottles, bags, leather products and add-ons. The studio lists base prices for four blanks: Unisex Hoodie from ₨1,250.00, Unisex T-Shirt from ₨650.00, Unisex Sweatshirt from ₨1,050.00 and Premium Classic Hat from ₨800.00. The homepage's worked example is an "Anime Oversize Tee" with a base of Rs 1,030, sold at Rs 2,450 for a margin of Rs 1,420, marked +58%.

CeePrinto also sells its own ready designs to buyers, in anime, Islamic and street styles, from Rs 990 and delivered across Pakistan. The catalog on the homepage shows Independence Day tees for the 14 August Azadi sale from ₨1,099.00 and oversized gaming tees from ₨1,449.00 to ₨1,499.00.

Two quality tiers

Sellers choose Regular or Premium per product, with "no account changes needed." The homepage frames Regular as "The workhorse. Made for high-volume drops, giveaways, and price-sensitive markets," and Premium as the tier "For brands that compete on feel. Heavier fabric, better drape, luxury packaging." Regular tees start at Rs 720 and use 180 GSM combed cotton, direct-to-garment print "wash-tested to 30 cycles," standard polybag packaging, standard courier and "Reprint cover for print defects." Premium tees start at Rs 1,280 and use 240 GSM ring-spun, pre-shrunk cotton, soft-hand DTG ink, a branded kraft box with tissue and a sticker seal, priority courier with DHL worldwide, and a "Dedicated QC check + reprint + refund cover." The FAQ adds that Premium includes branded inserts and hangtags and priority production.

On print problems, the FAQ says "We reprint and reship the order at no cost," and that the Premium tier adds a free replacement when the buyer is simply not happy with the item.

Support

Support runs on WhatsApp through the Karachi operations team, "7 days a week, 9am–10pm PKT" according to the support section, with an average first reply under 15 minutes. (The FAQ gives the hours as 9 am to 9 pm.) The page's example chat shows a size change handled before printing. Premium sellers get a named account manager. The footer links a shipping policy, a refund and returns policy, washing and design guidelines, a Daraz FAQ and a Shariah compliance page.

Who it suits

CeePrinto suits a seller building a clothing brand for customers in Pakistan who wants the whole operation handled: blanks in stock, printing within 48 hours, branded packaging, courier dispatch and cash-on-delivery collection paid out to a bank account. A seller on Daraz, Shopify or WooCommerce can connect in minutes, and the published base prices, the tier specs and the live margin in the studio let a seller price products before the first order. The Premium tier gives a boutique label heavier blanks and a boxed unboxing without switching suppliers.

A seller whose customers sit mostly abroad should weigh the 9 to 14 day worldwide window and check whether the destination is among the 38 countries served. The catalog is built around apparel, with a smaller range of hats, mugs, bottles, bags, notebooks, stickers and posters.