How it works
We make the file. You make the shirt.
Cottonmouth Press turns a slogan into a print-ready file any screen printer will accept without a phone call. We don’t print, sell, or ship shirts. There is no cart. There are no sizes.
One field. Seven words or fewer works best — a chest is small and people are far away. The type sets itself as you write. No account, no card.
Takes about 20 seconds21 presses, each cut for a real screen: line art, halftone, athletic, woodcut, riso, sticker, astrology, primitive red , retro running, dark coffee, d, valid feelings, 8-bit arcade i, skull graphic, vintage skelet, pastel preside, official pumpk, dripping typog, the revolution, will be televi, rock 'n' roll , and the queen of c — and new ones land all the time. Type only is free and unlimited; artwork from the image model is one credit a pull. Every style prints clean in a few spot colors. Four proofs come back.
Takes about 30 secondsPreview it free. The print pack — vector, 300 dpi files for light and dark shirts, and a spec sheet written for a press operator — goes to any shop, local or online. Then come back with the photo.
The shop takes it from hereBuilt to the spec a print shop actually asks for. You should never have to explain anything.
- Vector
- SVG, one layer per ink
- Raster
- PNG, transparent, 12 × 14 in at 300 dpi
- Variants
- Light-shirt and dark-shirt ink sets
- Colors
- 1–2, separated by plate
- Spec sheet
- Included, printer-facing
- Type-only designs, unlimited
- Screen-size preview PNG
- Designer credit line on
- For looking and sharing
- Vector SVG + separated plates
- 300 dpi PNGs, light and dark sets
- Credit line optional
- Commercial license
Type costs us nothing, so it’s free. Artwork from the image model costs real money, so it’s a credit a pull — cheap packs, no subscription. Popular designs earn credits back.
A verified print is a photo of the shirt on a body. It gets stamped onto the design, onto the designer’s profile, and the count goes up by one. Every five verified prints returns a credit to the designer. Previews are cheap. Prints are proof.