Print shop +1Milano, Italy
2Express
2Express is a Milan apparel decorator offering printed and embroidered clothing and socks.
Print on demand · Print shop
QTCo
QTCo supplies and decorates apparel, headwear, socks and totes through batch and on-demand routes, with inventory and customer-fulfillment services.
DTG, DTF, screen printing and embroidery are product-dependent. General twenty-per-design guidance differs from single-item on-demand offers; confirm the contracted route’s minimum, garment, artwork specifications and sample quote.[1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
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What they make
- Guidance gives a general 355×455 mm maximum for most apparel; confirm the actual garment and placement. The grouped heading does not establish an embroidery hoop size.[1]
- API apparel brands include AS Colour, Gildan, Bella+Canvas, LAT Apparel and Lane7. The range also includes headwear, socks, aprons and totes.[2]
Its 5,000+ SKU statement spans apparel and non-apparel products rather than 5,000 garment styles.
- Offers blank supply, printing, embroidery, fulfillment.[3, 4]
- Production options include on-demand production, small-batch production, bulk production.[3, 5]
- Its methods include DTG, DTF, screen printing, embroidery, sublimation. Method depends on product; sublimation examples mugs/socks.[4]
- API range names AS Colour, Gildan, Bella+Canvas, LAT Apparel and Lane7; apparel, headwear, socks, aprons and totes.[2]
Brands
- AS Colour
- Gildan
- Bella+Canvas
- LAT Apparel
- Lane7
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Minimums and pricing
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Samples and lead times
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Artwork and print areas
- Most apparel printing fits within a general 355 × 455 mm maximum; the selected garment and placement control the final area.[1]
- DTG needs at least 150 DPI and DTF 300 DPI at final print size; transparent artwork should use PNG. JPG and vector files are also accepted. Use a CMYK preview because RGB conversion can change color.[1]
DTF needs opaque artwork; faded effects require an approved halftone. DTG elements below 50% opacity can print weakly. Aim for details at least 1 mm thick and text at least 10 pt. This guidance is separate from embroidery digitization.
- Screen artwork uses outlined vector files or 300 DPI PNG, with Pantone codes for color matching. Convert fonts, shapes and strokes to outlines. The general FAQ also requests 300 DPI PNG or vector for DTG/DTF.[1]
Screen artwork uses outlined vector files or 300 DPI PNG, with Pantone codes for color matching. Convert fonts, shapes and strokes to outlines. The general FAQ also requests 300 DPI PNG or vector for DTG/DTF; using 300 DPI meets both the general guidance and the stated DTG minimum.
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Store integrations and API
- API onboarding starts after the product range, contract and pricing agreement are finalized. The buyer’s developers connect the existing website to the supplier API.[2]
Customer orders can be picked, printed and shipped across Australia, New Zealand and other supported destinations. Product-specific SLA terms are agreed separately.
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Shipping and fulfillment
- Ships orders directly to customers.[2]
- Delivery options include direct to customer, inventory management, bulk delivery.[2, 5]
- Delivery destinations include Australia, New Zealand.[2]
- Australia/New Zealand explicit; broader Asia-Pacific and international service stated without exhaustive list.[2, 3, 5]
Ships to
- Australia
- New Zealand
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Where they produce
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How to order and pay
- DTG artwork needs 150 dpi and DTF 300 dpi at final size; PNG is suggested for transparency. Screen printing accepts outlined vectors or 300 dpi PNG; provide Pantone codes for matching.[1]
- Supplier recommends minimum 1 mm detail and 10 pt text; DTF artwork should avoid partial transparency or use approved halftone treatment.[1]
Ask before you order.
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What carrier transit estimate applies to my destination, separate from production?
- 02
Which neutral or buyer-branded packaging and inserts are available for this order?
- 03
What would a garment sample or prototype cost, and is any fee credited toward production?
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Is my selected product eligible for delivery to my destination, and which exclusions apply?
Not in their public information yet:
- Branding options
- Returns and misprints
Where this comes from
Sources
Each detail above links to the public page it comes from and the date it was checked. Prices and terms change, so confirm them with the supplier.
- [1]Garment artwork guidelines · checked 16 Oct 2026
- [2]Contracted API, brands and destinations · checked 16 Oct 2026
- [3]Printing business and apparel categories · checked 14 Oct 2026
- [4]Minimums, timing, samples and setup costs · checked 14 Oct 2026
- [5]Australian POD production and Asia-Pacific shipping · checked 14 Oct 2026
- [6]https://printify.com/shipping-rates/ · checked 13 Oct 2026
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