Tissus Print

What Tissus Print Is

Tissus Print is a French digital textile printer that makes personalized fabric, home textiles, clothing, accessories and DTF transfer film to order, and offers print-on-demand, dropshipping and white-label shipping to brands and resellers. Everything is produced in its own workshop in Cuers, in the Var department near Toulon, at 160 rue des Découvertes. Its footer describes it as a "Spécialiste français de l'impression numérique textile" (a French specialist in digital textile printing), making "tissu personnalisé, film DTF et objets textiles imprimés à la demande" (custom fabric, DTF film and printed textile objects on demand). The site runs in French with an English version of its print-on-demand page.

What a Seller Gets

Four printing methods. The homepage names four techniques and matches each to a material. Sublimation is for synthetic fabrics, with permanent bright colors and a soft hand, suited to sportswear and large runs. Direct printing on cotton uses inks made for natural fibers, for clothing, decor and household linen. DTF is a heat-applied film "applicable sur tous textiles" (usable on all textiles), aimed at creators, resellers and small runs. Latex covers banners, advertising supports and outdoor textiles, with UV and weather resistance. The FAQ sums it up: sublimation for synthetics, direct print for cotton, DTF for any textile in small quantities, latex for outdoor use.

More than 30 fabrics. The homepage promises "+30 matières personnalisables" (30+ customizable materials), including cotton, satin, polyester, lycra, velvet, chiffon, canvas, fleece, waterproof fabric, blackout, upholstery fabric, outdoor fabric, faux leather, Burlington, terry, crepe and fire-retardant fabric. Fabric by the meter can be ordered from 1 meter. Samples cost 0.50 euros per material or 5.90 euros for a discovery pack.

Products. Beyond fabric, the range covers personalized clothing (T-shirts, sweatshirts and workwear), accessories (tote bags, bags, caps and neck warmers) and custom labels (woven, printed or with a QR code). Home and gift items made to quote include scarves, pareos, car seat covers, throws (plaids), sun lounger covers, curtains, wall posters and 45x45 cm cushion covers. Mouse pads come in 24x20 cm, 45x40 cm and an XXL 90x40 cm size, with the smallest listed at 6.90 euros. The site notes that bespoke products "sont réalisés sur devis selon vos contraintes techniques et votre cahier des charges" (are made on quotation according to your technical constraints and specifications).

Design help. Online tools let a customer position a motif on fabric or a garment, build an all-over repeat for fabric by the meter, or assemble several images into a patchwork. The menu also lists an AI pattern generator, a meterage calculator and a graphic design service with several packages, where the team can retouch a file, adapt a logo or create a visual. Accepted file formats are PDF, PNG, JPEG, AI, EPS and PSD, at 150 dpi minimum and ideally 200 to 300 dpi.

Print on Demand, Dropshipping and White Label

The print-on-demand page describes a simple model: "only what is ordered is printed. No stock. No risk." A seller's customer orders "On your Shopify shop, Etsy, or any other sales channel," the design is printed in the Cuers workshop, and in dropshipping "the package goes to your final customer, with your visual identity if necessary." The page also names WooCommerce among the shop platforms it supports behind the scenes. Its FAQ is clear on minimums: "there is no minimum imposed in print on demand. You can order one piece as a large series. The unit rate varies according to quantity." Dropshipping is "possible on request only."

The white-label service works through a business account. A seller creates a professional account, asks by email or contact form to be added to the "Marque Blanche" group, and once approved gets two things automatically: a 10% discount on the catalog and access to the white-label delivery option. At checkout the seller enters the end customer's address for delivery, the seller's own company for billing, and chooses the carrier option "Livraison en marque blanche." For a supplement of 3 euros per delivery, the parcel goes straight to the end customer in a neutral package, with no invoice inside and no Tissus Print branding, and the service adds no preparation time.

The company is open about what it does not yet do. Under "Évolutions à venir" (coming developments) it lists a custom flyer in the parcel, a business card or branded commercial document, and a delivery note in the seller's branding as "pas encore disponibles" (not yet available).

DTF Prepaid Packages

For sellers who press their own garments, Tissus Print sells DTF film by the linear meter and in prepaid packages. The packages, with prices excluding VAT, are:

• 50 meters from 600 euros, at 12 euros per meter, which the site says saves up to 200 euros on small orders
• 100 meters from 1,100 euros, at 11 euros per meter
• 150 meters from 1,500 euros, at 10 euros per meter
• 300 meters from 2,700 euros, at 9 euros per meter

Each package allows an unlimited number of files, can be split into as many orders as needed, and is valid for 12 months from activation. The balance updates automatically in the customer account after each order. Package holders' orders "sont préparées en priorité" (are prepared as a priority), and payment can be split into 4 installments without fees through PayPal. A table on the packages page positions the 50 meter package for creators and one-off projects and the 300 meter package for established professionals and large runs.

Speed, Location and Claims

Production happens in Cuers, and the homepage gives shipping "en France et en Europe sous 48h–5j" (in France and Europe within 48 hours to 5 days). For product-specific preparation times, the FAQ points to each product page. The print-on-demand page stresses local production with "No intercontinental transit" and "Delivery to France and Europe. No hidden charges on arrival," and the footer notes "Aucune fermeture estivale" (no summer closure). Support is pitched as "A true human interlocutor. Not a support ticket."

On materials and inks, the sublimation page says "nous utilisons des encres certifiées OEKO-TEX" (we use OEKO-TEX certified inks), and the company describes its process as "un process d'impression écologique" (an ecological printing process). Both claims are the company's own.

Who It Suits

Tissus Print suits textile brands, designers and resellers selling to customers in France and Europe who want French production, from custom fabric by the meter to cushions, curtains, throws and printed clothing. The white-label option, with neutral parcels, no invoice and a 3 euro supplement, suits Shopify, Etsy and WooCommerce sellers who want to keep their own name in front of the customer. The DTF packages at 9 to 12 euros per meter suit makers who apply transfers themselves and want fixed costs and priority preparation.

It suits less well a seller who needs branded inserts or packing slips today, since the company lists those as coming later. For a seller whose business is printed textiles produced in Cuers, the fabric range, the four print methods and the clear DTF pricing are the reasons to look.