PrintyUp

PrintyUp, written Printy Up in the site's address block, is a Berlin textile printer that runs print on demand, dropshipping and fulfillment for T-shirts, hoodies and other garments. It trades as "Printy Up by Spreeprint Merchandise GmbH & Co. KG" from Brunsbütteler Damm 116-118, 13581 Berlin, and it prints each order after a sale and ships it to the end customer under the seller's brand. The home page sums the offer up as "Euer Spezialist für Textildruck. Bei Bestellung hergestellt, unter eurer Marke verschickt!" (your textile printing specialist: made when ordered, shipped under your brand). The company names its audience as fashion labels, content creators, influencers, festivals and sports clubs, companies and organizations that want merchandise under their own name without stock.

What a seller gets

PrintyUp describes itself as "ein All-in-one-Dienstleister für Print on Demand-Textildruck" (an all-in-one provider of print-on-demand textile printing). Its service menu lists print on demand, fulfillment, dropshipping, shop integration, T-shirt selling, merch creation and DTG textile printing, which is the decoration method the site names. The home page says the team has many years of expertise in textile finishing and works with high-quality industrial machines and its own digital print process. The print-on-demand page adds that it works with "hochmodernen Industriemaschinen" (highly modern industrial machines) and describes PrintyUp as a central production site in Berlin that specializes in printing garments of every kind.

The garments come from Stanley/Stella. The print-on-demand page says "Printy Up by Spreeprint ist offizieller Dealer von Stanley/Stella", an official Stanley/Stella dealer, and describes those textiles as organic cotton, fair trade and fashionable, with a current collection linked from the page. The dropshipping page invites sellers to sell "modische Neuheiten von Stanley/Stella mit eurem ganz eigenen Design" (new fashion items from Stanley/Stella with your own design) and lists "riesige Produktpalette" (a huge product range) among the advantages. T-shirts and hoodies are the products named most often, and a separate "Textilien" section of the site covers the garment range.

The order flow is set out in three lines on the dropshipping page. The customer buys in the seller's online shop, the order passes automatically into production at Printy Up, and the finished item is delivered straight to the customer. The print-on-demand page puts it the same way: the seller's shop is connected directly to PrintyUp's production, so a new order needs no further action from the seller, and PrintyUp prints, packs and finishes the item to the seller's wishes and ships it in the seller's name.

Shop connections are named. The dropshipping page lists Shopify, WooCommerce and Shopware and says that with these three the shop can be linked to PrintyUp's production "dank der API-Schnittstelle" (thanks to the API interface). Getting started is a matter of sending a message through the contact form, after which the team helps connect the shop to its logistics. The home page contact form asks which sector a seller works in, with options for clubs, fashion labels, food, merch and other.

Branding, packaging and shipping

Branding is one of the clearer parts of the offer. The dropshipping page says "Wir produzieren und versenden alle Produkte unter eurem Markennamen. Auf Wunsch mit individuellem Nackendruck, Hangtags und Webetikett." So every product goes out under the seller's brand name, and on request it can carry a custom neck print, hang tags and a woven label. Packaging follows the seller's wishes too, including inserts such as stickers, and there is an option for sustainable shipping packaging.

Orders ship in the seller's name with DPD directly to the customer, and the page offers a sustainable shipping provider as an alternative. On timing, the print-on-demand FAQ says delivery depends on the quantity ordered and takes "je nach Losgröße etwa 2 bis 3 Tage" (about 2 to 3 days depending on batch size).

How pricing works

The dropshipping page explains the margin model plainly: the seller receives the difference between the production cost and the product price. The print-on-demand page argues that digital direct-to-garment printing usually costs less than buying from a wholesaler, because nobody has to hold stock, and that the seller avoids storage and staff costs and overproduction. It also says the products are available "zu einem angemessenen Preis" (at a reasonable price). The site has a Preise (prices) section and a payment methods page, and every service page ends with a request button, "Jetzt Print on Demand anfragen" or "Jetzt Dropshipping anfragen", so terms are set in a quote.

The FAQ also makes a point that matters for small sellers: the digital process stays profitable for "kleine und kleinste Losgrößen" (small and very small batch sizes), and printing single items such as T-shirts, sweaters and hoodies is possible at any time, which it notes is useful for promotional gifts.

Sustainability claims

Sustainability is a large part of how the company presents itself, and each claim is its own. The print-on-demand page says it offers certified textiles that are "umweltschonend aus zertifizierter Bio-Baumwolle und fair produziert" (environmentally friendly, made from certified organic cotton and produced fairly). It cites a declaration from the manufacturer Brother Industries, Ltd that the products are free from animal substances and can be regarded as vegan, and states that under OEKO-TEX ECO PASSPORT the treated textiles have no harmful effects on human and ecological health. The FAQ also mentions water-based inks as a further step toward environmental friendliness, and the page sums up its production as sustainable and printed in Berlin.

Support and contact

Support runs by phone on +49 (0)30 330 016 30 and by email at info@printyup.de. Opening hours are Monday to Thursday 9 to 17 and Friday 9 to 16, closed at weekends. The FAQ closes with the promise that PrintyUp's experienced staff will help sellers who need technical assistance.

Who PrintyUp suits

PrintyUp suits a German-speaking brand that wants its T-shirts and hoodies printed in Berlin on Stanley/Stella organic cotton and shipped under its own name. The branding options, neck print, hang tags, woven labels and packaging inserts, fit a fashion label or creator merch line that wants its parcels to look like its own. The Shopify, WooCommerce and Shopware connection, set up with the team's help, suits sellers on those platforms, and the small-batch focus suits sports clubs and local groups with a small audience, which the company itself names as a good fit for dropshipping.

The offer centers on textiles rather than mugs or wall art, and a seller requests a quote before the first order.