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Current Press Releases

Spreadshirt & PIXELCOTTON Power New World Order for Gamer Merch

Curated platform elevates gamer wearable art in version 2.0

Spreadshirt, the e-commerce platform for spreading ideas on something tangible, has revamped the technology powering their newest brand, PIXELCOTTON, to disrupt the status quo in gaming merchandise. The latest version sets the gold standard in creating the next generation of must-have gaming merchandise. The enhancements allow true gamers to deviate from the boring mainstream official static designs and choose interactive technology that connects fashion and the love of gaming. PIXELCOTTON’s technology is advanced, scalable and best-in-class for global print-on-demand apparel and accessories.

Rise in Published Ideas Sees Spreadshirt Shortlisted for Best Customer Experience

Ecommerce platform, Spreadshirt, launched a new Partner Area, a command centre where Spreadshirt partners manage their ideas, products and shops, in October 2016. As a result, shop registrations are up 28% globally, the number of uploaded designs is up a noteworthy 36% and it has led to a rise in initial sales of over 25%.

This project has now been recognised by Drapers and shortlisted in the Best Customer Experience Category for the Drapers Digital Festival 2017 Awards. The Drapers Awards recognise and celebrate digital excellence in the retail industry, with finalists that are the embodiment of ecommerce innovation for their customers. Read more

Spreadshirt Sees Over 40% Growth in Global Smartphone Orders

Share of orders via smartphone up 73% across UK & Europe

Spreadshirt, the e-commerce platform for spreading ideas on something tangible, today confirms skyrocketing mobile traffic and sales numbers. Spreadshirt experienced over 40% growth in smartphone orders in 2016 compared to 2015. This increase reinforces the company’s plans to continue their steep investments in their mobile strategy and broaden the focus on enhancing and developing new mobile tools.

Spreadshirt CEO Phil Rooke. “There is no mobile-first strategy – mobile is the strategy.” He continued, “We know that half of Spreadshirt website visitors come from smartphones or tablets, and we see strong mobile sales growth in the UK, Europe and the USA. Our investments in improving our mobile experience have been affirmed and it strengthens our commitment to make this a top priority in 2017 as well”.
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