Location
On Flachsmarkt
We're in Mainz, at Flachsmarkt 4–6. Short distances across Rhine-Main and a deadline that holds, instead of a hotline with hold music.
Textile printing & embroidery in Mainz
The workshop on Flachsmarkt.
Making brands wearable, from right here. We're in the middle of Mainz, on Flachsmarkt. A DTF press, an embroidery machine, and a contact person who picks up when you call. The sample is on our table, not in a brochure.
Why we exist
Plenty of shops in Mainz print. Making a brand wearable? Hardly anyone.
Around Mainz, Wiesbaden and Frankfurt there are plenty of suppliers. Most of them sell volume, price and range. Merch that carries a brand, the piece your team actually wants to wear, is something hardly anyone prints.
That gap is where we fit. Not the cheapest shirt, but the one that survives many washes and keeps carrying the brand long after anyone points at the logo.
What this means for you
Local, personal, verifiable.
Advice
One face
No call center, no changing responsibilities. One contact person who knows your order from the first request to the reorder.
Speed
Mockup first
Upload your logo, get a mockup back first. Approve it and we start: production in 3–5 business days, then shipping.
DTF · Embroidery
from 1 piece
Made in Germany
Quick via WhatsApp
Who's pressing
Five people who pick up when you call.
Michael Pawlik
Sales Rhine-Main
Sells, thinks along, and was a stand-up comedian in a former life. Side effects: good mood, good prices.
Denis Burda
Support & Logistics
Handles questions, shipping and reorders, and is currently also the number to call for Rhine-Main.
Dennis Schiffer
Production
Doesn't print by feel, but by measurement: align, check, calibrate, until every detail is right.
Mike Uttke
Sales Berlin-Brandenburg
A true Berliner, from Mitte to Marzahn. Quickly turns "just looking" into "I'll take it".
Attila Doman
Sales Germany-wide
Looks after customers all over Germany, from first inquiry to reorder.
Our approach
Craft workshop, not mass printing.
We check the details (seam, fabric, print edge) and match material, cut and decoration to your brand, not to the unit price. That takes one extra step. You can see it in the finished piece.
We don't start with a catalog but with a question: what should the piece say about your brand? The answer decides fabric, weight and method, not the other way around.
Let's talk, with a sample in hand.
Send us the occasion and quantity. You get a mockup first and, on request, a sample to hold.
