Work / Ecommerce

Merch Storefront

Printonet is an ecommerce storefront platform for merch print shops. Catalog, hosted stores, and the homepage in one system.

Client: Printonet
Role: Product design
Focus: Storefront, merch, SaaS
Live: printonet.com

Printonet product catalog grid with apparel cards, color swatches, filters, and an add product action. — Catalog: blanks by category, color, and size, ready to push to a store.

Printonet product editor with front, back, left, and right images, set print area actions, and wholesale cost fields. — Product: print views, print area, and the cost stack for a merch blank.

Printonet variants page for a t-shirt: color list, size table with SKU and price, plus shipping, inventory, and visibility. — Variants: color, size, SKU, and price without leaving the blank.

Printonet store products for an active Aye store, with customizable toggles, add products, and resync to storefront. — Store: push inventory to a hosted shop and flip Customize on per item.

Printonet homepage editor with a section list and a hero preview for premium merch, made to order. — Homepage: stack sections, edit the hero, publish when the shop is ready.

The problem

A merch print shop sells blanks, colors, print areas, and a branded store, not a generic catalog. Themes and plugins bury those facts across tools the shop did not build for print.

The approach

Printonet is one platform for that work: catalog and variants, a hosted store, and homepage sections the shop can publish. Shopify and WooCommerce sit next to hosted stores when a shop already has a front door. printonet.com

A catalog built around blanks, colorways, and print views
Store products that sync to a shop, with Customize per item
Homepage sections the shop can stack and publish

The outcome

Print shops can run catalog, store, and storefront from one system, a merch storefront platform instead of a patched theme.