Why us
Anyone can print a t-shirt. Making it still look right after forty washes is a different craft — and it is the part we obsess over.
Anyone can put ink on a t-shirt. Making it still look right after forty washes — colour true, edges crisp, fabric still soft — is a different craft. That gap is the whole reason merchcomp exists, and it is where we put our attention.
We match the method to your design
The quickest route to a print that cracks is to run every job through one machine. We don't. Depending on your fabric, your artwork and your quantity, we choose direct-to-garment, film transfer, sublimation, screen printing or embroidery — each playing to its strength. The result feels better on day one and lasts far longer. Here's how each method works →
Colour that shows up the way you designed it
Bright artwork sinks and dulls on dark fabric unless it is prepared properly. We pre-treat garments so ink bonds cleanly, lay a white base under prints on dark colours, and work to calibrated colour profiles — so what leaves the press looks like what you approved on screen.
Built to survive the laundry basket
Durability is mostly decided at curing — locking the ink with the right heat for the right time. Done properly, direct-to-garment and film prints comfortably run 40 to 50 washes, screen prints pass 50, and sublimation and embroidery are effectively permanent. Every order ships with simple wash-care guidance so you get the full life out of it.
A human checks every piece
Before anything is packed, a person looks at the print, the colour and the placement. Made to order only works if someone is accountable for each individual item — so someone is.
Honest, moderated and respectful of others' work
We will not mass-print someone else's face, brand or artwork. Designs are moderated, and anything that infringes a third party's rights is refused or removed. It is the right thing to do — and it is part of why you can trust what you buy here.
Fair pricing, no surprises
Prices are shown in rupees, inclusive of GST, with a proper tax invoice on every order. Payment is prepaid and secure. What you see at checkout is what you pay.
The difference, side by side
A typical cut-price printer
- One machine for every job
- Colour left to chance on dark fabric
- Curing rushed or skipped
- No one checks the finished piece
- Anything gets printed, IP and all
merchcomp
- Method matched to fabric, art & quantity
- Pre-treated, white-based, colour-calibrated
- Heat-cured for real wash durability
- Every piece checked by a human
- Designs moderated; others' IP respected