PRINTREE turns customer artwork and original designs into made-to-order digitally printed fabric, giving makers a way to create and sell their own patterns. Its process includes post-print steaming, cleaning, tenter finishing and quality control, with production typically completed in 6–9 business days. The company also provides a 15-fabric sample swatch book and a dedicated RGB color chart to help customers evaluate fabric feel and color before committing to an order.
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Carriage House PrinteryCarriage House Printery is a family-owned custom print shop in Carroll, Ohio, turning customers’ designs—or artwork from its extensive artist collection—into fabric and soft goods. It offers nearly 30 fabric types and lets shoppers set the scale and repeat of a design before ordering custom-printed material, blankets, pillows, or towels. The company uses organic pigments and says its typical turnaround is two to five business days.CARROLL, OH
Bel-Colore LLCSince 1996, Bel-Colore has brought textile designers’ artwork into production through in-house digital fabric printing in Farmingdale, New York. The company focuses on sampling and short-run production, with more than 75 fabrics available and particular attention to color matching. Founder Diane Moore, a FIT-trained textile surface designer, leads a team that helps turn original artwork or digital files into production-ready designs.FRAMINGDALE, NY
Studio3emeSince 2011, Studio3eme has brought digital textile design printing to New York City, turning supplied artwork into fabric prints for fashion, home décor, and other applications. The studio stands out for handling both natural-fiber pigment printing and polyester dye sublimation, while its careful color matching and file preparation help preserve the designer’s intended result. It also works with customers’ own fabrics as well as in-stock materials and says it provides fast local turnaround.NEW YORK, NY
Little CocalicoFrom its family-run shop in Ephrata, Little Cocalico prints custom designs on demand for fabric, wallpaper, and home décor. Founded by Jon and Jen Boll after Jen’s experience with unreliable fabric sourcing, the company serves both sewing hobbyists and wholesalers with a personal approach and 2–4-day retail turnaround. Its fabric work centers on organic and American-milled natural fibers, printed with certified-organic inks on a water-saving Kornit Presto system.EPHRATA, PA