The whole lifecycle, built around the way a shop actually works. Open a window, take orders, close it, print.
Give it a name — "Long Creek Dragons," "North High Spirit Wear." Set the dates it's open, pick the products, and set your markup rules once. Instead of setting a price on every single SKU, you set a rule: mark up by flat amount or percent. When the catalog changes, your pricing follows.
Share a link. Buyers pick sizes and, where it matters, their name and number — captured as clean, structured fields, not text mashed into a customer-name box. Rosters come out organized, because they went in that way.
The window ends when you say. No more stores drifting open after the season, no more chasing stragglers who ordered on a day the store was closed.
You get a production sheet with every order, size counts, and the art list — ready to run through the press. No retyping a spreadsheet by hand, no reconciliation headaches.
Sixty Press treats fulfillment as a pluggable interface, not one hardwired integration. Shops buy from SanMar, S&S, alphabroder, Augusta, A4, Champro — and their ordering flows should be able to reach the supplier they already buy from. Automatic purchase orders are on the roadmap, built so supplier two doesn't mean writing a new system.
Seed your catalog from supplier feeds and set markup rules. You don't hand-type a price for every item.
The stores that recur every August — same schools, same art, same pricing — come back fast. That's the real deliverable, not a data port.
Onboarding is a form. No calls, no three-week implementation plan. Tell us what you sell and we'll get your first store open.
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