Custom orderingshouldn’t be stressful.
Give Amy the artwork and the outcome. See how she turns a plain request into a proof-ready order.
It starts with your files.
I need 40 of these for the back and these for the left chest.
Two placements, one run. Working that up.
Drag them in, or just scroll
She is already working.
Are you pressing these yourself, or do you want them made?
She works out everything else on her own. This is the one thing she will not guess at, because it changes the whole job. Pick one and watch what she does with it.
| Effective resolution | 300 DPI | Holds at 11 in |
| Background | Transparent | No knockout needed |
| Thinnest line | 0.9 pt | Above minimum |
| Colour mode | RGB | Converts clean |
Gildan 64000Cardinal Red · sample catalog optionSampleConfirm live product details
Bella+Canvas 3001Manufacturer color code 67 · sample optionSelectedConfirm live product details
Comfort Colors 1717Denim · sample catalog optionSampleConfirm live product detailsAmy picked the middle option because your artwork has fine linework that holds better on combed ring spun cotton. Say the word and she switches.


Illustrative placement scenario. Confirm the live product, color, placement and artwork before ordering.
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Illustrative sample timing only. This timeline is an illustrative sample. Confirm current availability and timing in the live ordering flow.
Nothing runs until you press this. Change anything and Amy rebuilds the whole order around it.
Have a change? Ask for it.
The sheet is nested and the invoice is still open. You are away from the desk with a screenshot on your phone. Talk, drop the file, and Amy rebuilds the job around it.
Hands in a heat press. Driving between drop-offs. Standing in the stockroom counting blanks. Every place a keyboard is the wrong tool and the order still has to change.
Nothing runs until this is pressed. Amy rebuilt the whole thing around one sentence.
Proof is in the thread before you have put the phone down.
The one part Amy does not touch.
She built the order, priced it and proofed it. She does not take the card. Payment happens on a separate surface she cannot see into or type into.
“Invoice is ready. I am handing you over for the payment. I will not see the card and I will never ask you for it in the chat.”
Amy is told the last four digits and nothing else. The rest never leaves this box.
The order is not the end of the conversation.
Most tools hand you a confirmation number and go quiet. Amy stays on the same thread. Ask her anything below.
Illustrative tracking updates appear in this sample thread. Confirm a live order on the tracking page.
The press run has not started on Large yet, so this rides along instead of becoming a second order and a second shipping charge. After 6 pm Amy would have told you that and quoted it separately.
Same art, same sizes, same card. A repeat order is one sentence, not a new checkout.
Art scales to 11 inches on a sample garment without redrawing anything. Amy kept your size run and swapped the blank.
Your next order takes one sentence.
Send the art, say what you need, approve the proof. Amy does the nesting, the stock checks, the mockups, the turnaround and the invoice.
Invites go out in waves. Joining does not place an order or charge a card.
Your customers are going to order this way. The only question is who shows them first.
Amy is not only for AMS. Put her on your own storefront, under your own name, and let your customers order the way they are about to start expecting. You keep the relationship. We keep the presses running.
Everything AMS makes, orderable by conversation
Transfers, blanks and finished apparel through Amy.
Amy on your storefront, under your brand
Your customers talk to her. Your name on the page.
Any custom product
Apparel, promo and signage in one conversation.
A network of shops, one conversation
Work routed to whoever can make it best and fastest.
Put Amy on your site
Share four quick details about your shop. We will review the interest and follow up if there is a fit.
Talk to us first
Bigger shop, or already running your own storefront? Tell us how you fulfil today and we will tell you straight whether this fits.
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