Print on Demand DK

What Print on Demand DK is

Print on Demand DK is a Danish print-on-demand producer and dropshipping partner for webshops, brands, agencies and resellers. It prints t-shirts, sweatshirts and hoodies, tote bags, caps, mugs and posters to order in its own production, and ships them either to the seller or directly to the seller's customers. The home page sums up the offer as "Print on Demand med kvalitet, bæredygtighed og professionel produktion" (print on demand with quality, sustainability and professional production), made directly from Denmark. The site is in Danish, prices are shown excluding VAT, and ordering requires a customer account.

The company says it has more than 20 years of experience with textile printing and sends more than 20,000 orders a year. It is an official Stanley/Stella reseller, and Stanley/Stella garments make up the largest share of its product list.

What a seller gets

The offer is wholesale production on demand. The home page describes it as a flexible dropshipping solution where a business can sell printed quality products "uden at binde kapital i lager" (without tying up capital in stock), ordering only what it needs. Under the heading "Dropshipping & private label," it says sellers can sell under their own brand without handling stock or shipping.

There are three ways to order, listed under the site's "how it works" menu: manual ordering through the company's shop, a white-label shop, and a Shopify plug-in. The home page calls the service "Perfekt til Shopify" and says a seller can build their own Shopify print-on-demand webshop with the company's products. The footer note on every page is plain about access: "For at handle ved os skal du være Print On Demand kunde" (to buy from us you must be a Print on Demand customer), and "Kontakt os for priser og log-in" (contact us for prices and login).

The catalog is organized into t-shirts, long-sleeve t-shirts, sweats and hoodies, polos, bags, headwear, children's wear, outdoor and jackets, miscellaneous items and posters. The product page shows what sits inside those groups:

• T-shirts: Stanley/Stella Creator 2.0, Sparker 2.0, Blaster 2.0 and Freestyler, and the B&C E190, most running from XXS or XS to 5XL.
• Hoodies and sweats: the AWDis Just Hoods hoodie and a Fruit of the Loom hoodie.
• Children's wear: the Stanley/Stella Mini Creator 2.0 in kids' sizes from 3-4 up to 12/14 years, and a children's version of the Beechfield cap.
• Jackets: an ID Identity lightweight softshell jacket in sizes XS to 6XL.
• Bags: Label Free bags, including a flat 220g bag and a 310g bag with a gusseted bottom.
• Headwear: the Beechfield Original 5 panel cap.
• Mugs: a coffee mug printed with sublimation.
• Posters: Nemprint posters from A4 (21 x 29,7 cm) through A3, A2, B2 and B1 up to B0 (100x140cm).

The home page also says what each line is typically used for. T-shirts, sweatshirts and hoodies are pitched for e-commerce, merchandise and branding. Tote bags are described as popular for shops, events and corporate gifts. Posters are aimed at artists and brands selling unique designs, and caps are called a bestseller for company branding and streetwear. Mugs are presented as suitable for both businesses and online shops. The heading over the product grid, "Engrosproduktion til webshops & forhandlere" (wholesale production for webshops and resellers), makes clear the service is sold to businesses rather than to individual consumers.

Brand filters on the product page also list Flexfit by Yupoong, Printwear and Neutral ØKO, and the color filters cover a broad spread from whites, blacks and greys to patterns. Each product card is labeled with its print method and "Pris inkl. print" (price including print), so the prices a customer sees after logging in cover the blank and the print together.

Print methods and production

The home page names two garment techniques: "DTG-print på Kornit-printere for høj detaljegrad og holdbarhed" (DTG printing on Kornit printers for high detail and durability) and "DTF-print i topkvalitet" (top-quality DTF printing), which it says suits all types of textiles. On the product page, the apparel, bags and caps are marked DTF, the mug is marked sublimation, and the posters are marked as poster print. The company says production is in-house and that it uses advanced print technology and hard-wearing materials.

On sustainability, the company says its print on demand focuses on "GOTS-certificerede tekstiler" (GOTS-certified textiles) and describes its offer as not compromising on quality or sustainability. Those are the company's own words; the site does not say which products carry the certification.

Shipping, pricing and support

Shipping runs through GLS. The home page promises "fuld GLS-tracking med GPS" (full GLS tracking with GPS) and fast delivery through efficient production and direct shipment to the seller or the seller's customers. The terms section links a return right page and a GLS claims page. The company also promises access to what it calls "førende priser i Skandinavien" (leading prices in Scandinavia), fast processing and flexible ordering.

Prices sit behind the login, and all prices are quoted excluding Danish VAT (moms). A seller contacts the company to get an account and see the price list. The home page addresses brands, agencies and webshop owners alike, promising each of them professional dropshipping, and its call to action is "VI HJÆLPER DIG GODT IGANG" (we will help you get started).

Support is Danish. The home page lists "Dansk support" among its reasons to choose the company and invites new customers to get in touch, with a phone number shown in the site header and a contact page in the menu.

Who it suits and who it does not

Print on Demand DK suits Danish webshops, agencies and brands that want a local producer with Stanley/Stella and other branded blanks, a Shopify plug-in, and private-label dropshipping with GLS tracking. The range beyond apparel, with bags, caps, mugs and posters from A4 to B0, lets a merch shop or a small brand cover several product types with one supplier. Businesses that also need a softshell jacket or children's sizes for a team or company order will find them in the same catalog.

It fits less well for a seller outside the Danish-language market who wants an English self-serve dashboard, or one who wants to compare prices before creating an account. Shopify is the only store integration the site names; other sellers order manually or use the white-label shop. For a Danish brand that values in-house production and a phone call over a platform, those limits are part of the appeal.