Styles, colors, and sizes
A mixed garment order needs a reliable size breakdown and a check against blank inventory.
CrafPrint / For Apparel Decorators
Whether you work with DTF, DTG, heat transfer, vinyl, embroidery, or screen printing, a successful job starts before decoration. Bring garment requirements, customer instructions, supplies, and deadlines into a clearer routine.
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Illustrative job notes, not an automated decoration or machine-control system.
The everyday challenges
A mixed garment order needs a reliable size breakdown and a check against blank inventory.
Print placement, decoration method, approval notes, and the due date all matter before the first garment is decorated.
Blank costs, decoration materials, labor, and supplier lead times affect both the schedule and the margin.
How CrafPrint helps
Keep garment specifications and artwork requirements in order notes, check stock quantities, and reference supplier contacts before purchasing blanks. Track the job on the Production Board and use cost estimates to review profitability. Detailed size/color variant controls and automatic stock consumption are planned.
Tools for the way you work
Start with the essentials for your workflow. Planned capabilities are identified below.
Record blank stock and materials; capture garment styles and size/color breakdowns in job notes.
Explore Product Inventory →Keep supplier contacts and purchasing notes together when checking blank availability.
Explore Vendor Management →Follow deadlines and job stages through decoration and fulfillment.
Explore Order Management →Include garments, decoration supplies, time, and setup in the costs you enter.
Explore Cost Calculator →Planned design and mockup assistance will help communicate placement and creative direction.
Explore Design Tools →Keep customer details and preferences available for repeat apparel work.
Explore Customer Management →An example working day
Use this example process to connect customer needs, production decisions, and the next action. It describes a working routine, not an automated sequence.
Confirm the purpose, deadline, and requirements.
Check style, color, size breakdown, and blank availability.
Record artwork and placement instructions.
Record the customer decision before decorating.
Prepare the method, materials, and production notes.
Review placement, finish, and quantities.
Prepare the completed garments for handoff.
Record fulfillment details and close out the job.
A stronger business routine
Check blanks and instructions before committing production time.
Refer to customer and job notes when a team or business reorders.
Include the decoration work as well as the garment when estimating costs.
Explore the tools in more detail
Manage your customers, orders, production, inventory, and profitability from one platform.
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