Small details decide whether a garment reads as custom or generic. Until now, the details that sit on top of an all-over print — buttons, stripes, drawstrings — were locked to black or white across the print-on-demand industry, including here. The print could be anything; the hardware could be two things.
That limit is gone. Accessory colors are now a design choice, with nine additional shades on top of black and white, so the trim can match the artwork instead of fighting it.
Black and white stay free and unchanged. The nine new options are:
Each accessory is set independently, so buttons and stripes do not have to match. A pink stripe with cream buttons is a valid combination, and so is the reverse.
The options work in both the new Product Creator and the old editor.
Open a supported product, upload your design, and pick the accessory colors in the customization panel. The mockups regenerate with your selection, so what you see is what your customer receives.
Colored accessories carry a small extra fee per item, shown in the editor before you publish. Black and white remain included at no additional cost, so nothing changes for products you have already listed.
Create a baseball jersey and try the new colors.
Project Manager at Subliminator.