Customize, approve, order. No email chase.
Most mid-market apparel brands still approve custom orders over email, PDFs, and screenshots. B2BCustom replaces that with one clean workflow: approved artwork only, clear specs, and a digital proof your customer signs off on.
A customer emails a logo. Someone replies with a mockup. The logo moves, the color changes, the quantities change, and nobody is sure which version was approved. Production starts on a guess, and the guess costs money.
B2BCustom flips it: the brand controls the artwork, the customer controls their order, and the proof is the record both sides agreed to.
Load only the artwork you approve. Customers can't upload unapproved logos, so brand control never leaves your hands.
Pick garment, color, print area, and decoration method. Place logos or text in production-ready print zones, front and back. Set sizes and quantities.
Garment, color, placement, decoration, quantities, and pricing on one printable proof. No more "I thought you meant the other logo."
Single-tenant by design: one operating company, its approved artwork, its B2B customers.
Specs, color, placement, quantities, and pricing on one proof sheet, ready for sign-off.
T-shirts, hoodies, and jerseys with per-garment print zones, colors, and options.
Switch views, use print guides, and preview a clean version before ordering.
Cart, quantities, and details in one place instead of scattered threads.
Set who signs off and in what order: sales, art, customer, production. Route by customer, order size, or decoration method.
Every approved order generates its bill of materials: blanks by size and color, decoration, trims, and quantities. Ready for purchasing and production.
B2BCustom ships as clean, readable source code you own outright. No vendor roadmap, no change requests, no per-seat fees. Point Claude, ChatGPT, Copilot or any AI coding tool at it and change whatever you want.
you › Add a "rush order" checkbox that adds a 15% fee and flags the proof in red. ai › Done. Updated 3 files: customizer.js rush toggle + fee calc proof.js red RUSH banner on proof cart.js fee line item you › Send approved orders to our ERP as JSON. ai › Added a webhook on proof approval. ▋
A mockup shows what it could look like.B2BCustom gets it approved, specced, and ordered.
Hosted 3D mockup platforms are great at photorealistic pictures. B2BCustom is built to get a clean, approved wholesale order out the door, on software you control.
| B2BCustom | Hosted mockup platforms | |
|---|---|---|
| Built for | Your brand selling to your wholesale customers | Promo distributors and decorators |
| Garment catalog | Your catalog, loaded day one | Their style library; waits on what they digitize |
| Output | Signed proof + BOM + order, ready for production | A mockup or tech pack; the order happens somewhere else |
| Who owns the software | You do. Full source code. | The vendor |
| Customization | Anything, with your own AI or developers | Their roadmap, their timeline |
| Artwork control | Approved artwork only, enforced | Usually open uploads |
| Approvals | Your workflow, your sign-off chain | Fixed approval step |
| Bill of materials | Auto-generated on approval | Tech pack; BOM built elsewhere |
| Ordering | Customize → proof → order in one flow | Mockups first; ordering often elsewhere |
| Your ERP | ERP-neutral, push orders where you want | Their integrations list |
| Platform lock-in | None | Typically ongoing subscription |
| Branding | Your logo, your domain | Their platform, your logo |
Screenshots show the workflow. Your deployment uses your logo in place of the placeholder branding.
Get a walkthrough of the approved-artwork workflow, garment customization, and digital proof approval. No pricing published yet. You own the deployment, no monthly platform lock-in.
No. They customize using only artwork you approve and supply, which protects your brand.
Yes. B2BCustom is ERP-neutral. It handles the front end of custom ordering (artwork, proof, approval, and order capture) and hands clean orders to whatever ERP you already run.
Yes. You get the full source code and own it. Use your own developers or any AI coding assistant to add features, change pricing logic, or connect it to your ERP. No vendor approval needed.
No, by design. You own the deployment, and you are not tied to a monthly platform.
Use the form above or email John to request a walkthrough with your own garments and artwork.