Casestry, LLC manufactures and fulfills custom-printed products—especially phone cases—through a print-on-demand operation built for brands of any size. Its New York facility reports a rolling average production time of 0.65 business days for phone cases, while proprietary automation supports low-risk ordering with no minimums. Casestry also offers branded packaging and API-based ordering tools for partners that want fulfillment integrated into their own sales channels.
CustomniaFrom its New York City print shop, Customnia turns customer artwork into personalized apparel and merchandise, using direct-to-garment printing for orders ranging from a single shirt to larger runs. The company pairs in-house artwork checks and proof prints with same-day or next-day fulfillment, rush delivery options, and support for print-on-demand and dropshipping businesses.Long Island City, NY
SameDayCustomSameDayCustom is an on-demand custom apparel and merchandise printer that connects online designs with local print partners for pickup or delivery, sometimes in as little as one hour. It grew from a small East Coast mall store into a network of more than 100 store locations and vendor partners nationwide. Customers can order without minimums and receive free design assistance, while businesses and print shops can use the platform for rush fulfillment and additional local orders.BUFFALO, NY
On Time PackagingOn Time Packaging is a Brooklyn packaging printer that produces branded packaging for manufacturers, using an HP Indigo digital press to turn designs into labels, cartons, pouches and related formats. Its digital-printing approach eliminates traditional plates, while the company emphasizes quick lead times, rush-order handling and a minimum label order of 1,000. Bernard is personally involved in the process, according to a customer testimonial, and orders are supported with proofs and free mailed samples.BROOKLYN, NY
CustomHappyCustomHappy began as a family venture at a kitchen table in 2015, when sisters Rachel and Jacquelyn started selling mugs before moving into a Pennsylvania production facility. Today, the company supports small businesses and larger sellers with personalized production and fulfillment, handling orders from single pieces through high-volume runs. Its 12,000-square-foot operation grew from producing 1,000 mugs a week with a 30–40% error rate to more than 1,000 a day with an average error rate of about 3%.BRISTOL, PA