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Intake
Order received
Order lands via Shopify, WooCommerce, Studio or API. Artwork validated, fabric reserved, slot assigned.
Apparel
Print on demand clothing that feels like real fashion, not merchandise.
100% organic cotton. Industrial reactive AOP. Mercerized, enzyme-washed, sanforized. Made in Portugal in 6 to 9 business days, white-labelled and shipped under your brand. MOQ 1.
Categories
Five categories. One platform.
Same fabric base, same reactive print process, same dispatch SLA — whether you ship a kids’ tee or a women’s hoodie dress. Pick the form factor your customer wants.
Tees & Tops
Unisex / men / womenShort & long sleeve, round & V-neck, regular & oversized fits, T-shirt dresses, tanks.
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Hoodies & Sweatshirts
Men / womenRegular and oversized fits. Crew sweaters, hoodies, hoodie dresses. French Terry base.
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Activewear
Men / womenJoggers, shorts and tops. 100% organic cotton, reactive AOP — built for movement and recovery.
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Kidswear
Boys / girlsT-shirts, sweaters, hoodies, joggers, shorts, dresses. Same organic cotton base, kids’ sizing.
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Dresses & Skirts
WomenT-shirt dresses (short & midi), sweater dresses, hoodie dresses. AOP-ready silhouettes.
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The material
100% organic cotton. Three industrial finishes before printing.
Every Fabrixa garment starts with certified organic cotton fabric, 160 to 330 GSM. Before it reaches the print head it passes through three controlled finishing processes — the same processes premium European fashion houses use.
The result is fabric that prints clean, washes consistently and holds its shape for years — not the stiff, plasticky feel that defines most POD garments.
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Mercerized
Tighter weave, brighter colour
Cotton fibres treated under tension in a caustic soda bath. Increases yarn strength, softens the handfeel, and dramatically improves how reactive dyes bond to the fibre — more colour with less ink.
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Enzyme-washed
Soft from day one
Cellulase enzymes break down surface fuzz and microfibres. The fabric arrives at your customer already softened — no “wash it three times before it feels right” stage.
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Sanforized
No surprise shrinkage
Mechanically pre-shrunk under controlled steam and tension. After the first wash the garment retains its size — fewer returns from “it doesn’t fit anymore.”
The print
Reactive AOP, not pigment, not DTF, not sublimation.
Industrial reactive printing dyes the cotton fibre directly — the colour becomes part of the fabric rather than a layer sitting on top. The technical difference your customer feels: no plastic surface, no cracking after washing, full breathability preserved.
- Colour depth that survives 600+ wash cycles
- Soft handfeel — the fabric still feels like cotton
- No plastic surface layer, no peeling, no cracking
- Lower returns from print degradation
- Natural breathability preserved across the printed area
The process
Order to dispatch in 6 to 9 business days.
Five stages from order to packed garment. The same workflow runs for one piece or a thousand — only the queue position changes.
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Print
Reactive AOP
Pre-treatment, digital reactive print, steam fixation. Colour bonds into the fibre.
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Wash
Wash & finish
Excess dye removed, fabric stabilised, dried under controlled conditions.
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Construct
Cut & sew
Cut to your spec. Sewn under European labour standards. Custom labels added if specified.
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Dispatch
Packed & shipped
QC, white-label packaging, dispatch from Portugal. Tracking via webhook.
Production SKUs
278
Sizes
XS — XXL + kids 2–14 yrs
Material
100% organic cotton, 160–330 GSM
Print
Industrial reactive AOP
Origin
Portugal
Certified
OEKO-TEX, GOTS
What’s included
Every garment ships with these. No add-ons, no surprises.
European labour standards
Sewn in Portugal under EU labour law. No subcontracted overflow, no opaque supply chain. Audit-ready documentation available.
Care label translation
Garment care label translated for your destination market. Included by default — never an upsell.
Quality control
Every garment inspected post-construction. Print clarity, stitch integrity and sizing checked before packing.
Print on demand, explained
Print on demand: three questions, answered
Who orders printed clothing on demand?
Brands and businesses: clothing lines and capsule drops, company and event merchandise, and club and team wear, all from one piece.
See the solutions →How do you start a print on demand business?
Register, connect a store or use the dashboard, add a product and order one piece to test it in hand; the start guide lists every step.
Read the guide →Which print method suits your garment?
Fabrixa prints apparel reactive, with the dye bonded into the cotton; sublimation suits polyester, while DTG, DTF and most screen print sit on top of the fabric.
Compare print methods →
Pricing
What does it cost to have clothing printed?
Clothing printed at Fabrixa is priced per piece, in volume tiers, from one piece, with no setup fees and no minimums. T-shirts sit at the entry of the range, and hoodies and dresses are priced higher, while the price of every product steps down automatically as your monthly volume reaches the next tier. You see the exact figure for any product in the Tier Finder before you order: See pricing for apparel.
What drives the per-piece price
The product and your volume drive the per-piece price. Hoodies and dresses are priced above T-shirts because of fabric weight and sewing, and each higher volume tier lowers the price per piece automatically. Care label translation is included by default, never an upsell, and every garment is inspected after construction. There are no add-ons and no setup fees.
From one piece to a full collection
The minimum order is one piece, so a single logo tee is a normal order. A full collection runs on the same reactive print process, whether you ship tees, hoodies, activewear, kidswear or dresses, and order to dispatch takes 6 to 9 business days from Portugal. Volume tiers apply automatically as your quantities grow, and every parcel ships white-label under your brand.
Good to know
Questions buyers always ask.
What apparel can I produce?
Tees and tops, hoodies and sweatshirts, dresses and skirts, activewear and kidswear — all-over reactive print on organic cotton, cut and sewn after printing.
What does all-over print (AOP) mean?
The whole fabric panel is printed edge to edge before cut-and-sew — front, back, sleeves and hood, with no print zones or blank panels.
How does the print feel and wash?
Reactive dye bonds into the cotton fibre, so garments feel like unprinted cotton and the colour typically holds 600+ wash cycles — the print can outlast the garment.
What is the minimum order?
One piece. No setup fees, and volume tiers apply automatically as your quantities grow.
How long does production take?
Apparel is made in Portugal in roughly 6–9 business days, then ships white-label under your brand.
Can I have clothing printed with my own logo?
Yes, any artwork goes onto the garment: a logo, a repeat pattern or a full photographic design. Fabrixa prints the organic cotton with your file before the garment is cut and sewn in Portugal, so the print covers the panels edge to edge and bonds into the fibre instead of sitting on top. Tees, hoodies, activewear, kidswear and dresses all run from one piece, so a single logo tee is a normal order, and the parcel ships white-label under your brand.
What does it cost to print clothing?
Pricing is tier-based and shown instantly on the platform: every product has a per-piece price that steps down automatically as your monthly volume reaches the next tier, with no setup fees and no minimums. T-shirts sit at the entry of the range, hoodies and dresses higher because of fabric weight and sewing; the exact figure for any product is in the Tier Finder before you order.
A printed T-shirt currently starts at €19.95 per unit.
What do you need to print clothing?
Three things: a Fabrixa account, a product choice (tee, hoodie, activewear, kidswear or dress, with fit and sizes) and print-ready artwork for the panels. There is no equipment, no stock and no minimum: upload the file, order from one piece and the garment is reactive-printed, cut and sewn in Portugal and dispatched white-label in 6 to 9 business days. Shops on Shopify or WooCommerce connect once and send orders automatically.
Where can I get custom clothing made from one piece?
At Fabrixa: custom tees, hoodies, activewear, kidswear and dresses are made in Portugal from one piece, with no minimum order and no setup fees. Every garment is reactive-printed edge to edge on 100% organic cotton (GOTS and OEKO-TEX Standard 100), sewn under EU labour standards and dispatched white-label in 6 to 9 business days, with no import duty inside the EU. Orders come through the platform, Shopify, WooCommerce, Fabrixa Studio or the API.
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