Every custom order starts the same way. A customer emails a logo. It's the wrong size, or the wrong format, or it's a screenshot of a screenshot. You write back. They reply with the size they want, in words. Somebody re-types it onto a ticket. Somewhere between the inbox and the press, a detail goes missing.
PrintKit closes that gap by moving the design step onto your own storefront. The shopper picks the garment, the size, the print area, the cut shape, the roll width — whatever your shop actually offers, because you set it — and they see the price move as they go.
When they check out, the file is already right. It's sized to the press, checked for resolution at upload, and it arrives with a work ticket that carries the garment, the color, the placement and the quantity in the same words your bench already uses.
Payments stay yours. On Shopify it runs through your own checkout; everywhere else, however you already collect. PrintKit never touches card data, and there are no transaction fees on your orders.