DecoNetwork: garment decoration and online stores
DecoNetwork brings branded online stores, product personalisation, supplier catalogues, quotes, artwork approvals and production management together. It is aimed at garment decorators, including screen printers, embroiderers, and DTG and DTF businesses.
For a shop running clothing stores for schools, teams or business customers, that combination is relevant: customers can order online, while the team manages the details and production behind those sales.
Printi: clothing, signs and engraving
Printi is being built for businesses whose work spans several product types. A customer might buy embroidered workwear, site signs and engraved awards from the same team. Printi is designed to bring the website, ecommerce, bespoke quotes, artwork and workshop activity into one platform.
That approach comes from experience running a clothing and signage business. Development and support are based in the UK. Printi is preparing for its formal February 2027 launch; a demonstration will show the current application and confirm which features and integrations are available.
Choosing a DecoNetwork alternative
Both platforms cover online selling and business management. The decision is about how well each handles your products and the way your team works.
If garments account for most of your sales, look closely at catalogue coverage, decoration options and customer stores. If signs and engraving are a substantial part of the business too, follow an order that includes those products. Check whether the customer agreement stays clear and each department gets the instructions it needs.
Official source: DecoNetwork’s product overview. Reviewed 18 October 2026. Printi is independent of DecoNetwork.
A few practical questions
What should I check if supplier catalogues are essential?
Name the suppliers you buy from and check the supported products, variants and update process with each provider. Also establish how you would quote products outside those catalogues.