Website & ecommerce
A print-on-demand clothing shop built straight onto an existing design catalogue, with no stock, no studio and no artwork handled twice.
The brief
A catalogue of original artwork was already earning as digital downloads. The brief was to put the same designs on clothing without buying stock, renting space or re-uploading a single file — a second revenue line off an asset that already existed.
The challenge
The constraints that shaped every decision after them.
What we built
The decisions that mattered, and why we made them.
Designs are pulled over the vectorisation platform’s own API rather than duplicated, so a design fixed once is fixed everywhere it sells.
Product variants, sizing and preview imagery come from the fulfilment network, so the shop shows what can actually be printed rather than a hopeful catalogue.
A paid order becomes a production order automatically; nobody packs anything and nobody retypes an address.
FastAPI, server-rendered templates and SQLite on a persistent volume — a shop with no stock does not need a database cluster, and the running cost is close to nothing.
The outcome
Built with
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