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Website is clearly a scam, with the 'about us' section still with the default 'Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetuer adipiscing elit' text. They are stealing images from Reddit posts and pretending to list the items on their site for sale.
Printymerch is a scammer. Their address is in Norway - a street that doesn't exist.
Before I became aware of this I ordered a T-shit with some very nice print. The package was shipped from China and the T-shirt I received was not the one I ordered.
I recently ordered a hoodie from PrintyMerch.com, and I’m beyond impressed! The quality is top-notch, super soft, and fits perfectly. The print is exactly as shown on the website—vibrant and long-lasting. Shipping was fast, and the packaging was neat and secure.
Customer service was also responsive and helpful, making the whole experience smooth. I’ll definitely be ordering more in the future. Highly recommended!
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