Two updates went live today. The catalog more than doubled, and the Editor stopped losing work you already paid for.
17 new blanks, and two new categories
Drop Studio now supports 32 blanks in over 1,000 real colorways. That is 17 new products and 481 new colors in one release.
Two of those categories did not exist yesterday. Long sleeves and tank tops are now first-class garment types in the studio, which means seasonal listings no longer have to be faked on a short sleeve tee.
T-shirts
- Bella Canvas 3010 Heavyweight Street Tee (25 colors). A 6 oz boxy cut for the oversized streetwear look.
- Bella Canvas 6400 Relaxed Tee (34 colors). A women's tee that skims instead of clinging.
- Next Level 6210 CVC Crew (43 colors). The widest heather range of anything we carry.
- Next Level 6010 Triblend Crew (24 colors). The softest hand on the list, with vintage washes.
- American Apparel 1301 Heavyweight Tee (25 colors). Thick 6 oz cotton with a wide, flat print area.
- Gildan 64000L Softstyle Tee (22 colors). A real women's cut at a budget price.
- Sport-Tek ST350 Performance Tee (33 colors). Polyester performance for teams, gyms, and youth sports.
Long sleeves (new category)
- Comfort Colors 6014 Heavyweight Long Sleeve (51 colors). The 1717 you already sell, with sleeves and the full garment-dyed color range.
- Bella Canvas 3501 moved here too, where it always belonged.
Tank tops (new category)
- Comfort Colors 9360 Heavyweight Tank (37 colors). Garment-dyed, and the widest tank color range we have.
- Bella Canvas 3480 Jersey Tank (12 colors). Clean bound neckline and armholes.
- Gildan 5200 Heavy Cotton Tank (13 colors). The volume pick for events and group orders.
Hoodies
- Bella Canvas 3719 Sponge Fleece Hoodie (49 colors). A retail cut with a deep bench of heathers.
- Independent SS4500 Midweight Hoodie (32 colors). Smooth, even fleece that prints clean.
- Gildan SF500 Softstyle Hoodie (32 colors). A modern trim fit at close to basic hoodie pricing.
- Comfort Colors 1567 Garment-Dyed Hoodie (11 colors). Matches your 1717 and 6014 listings.
- Lane Seven LS14001 Premium Hoodie (32 colors). Genuinely oversized, with dropped shoulders.
- Lane Seven LS13001 French Terry Hoodie (6 colors). Lighter layering for spring and autumn.
Every one of those colorways is built from that specific product photo, not from a generic garment tinted with a color code. It is why a Blue Jean mockup looks like Blue Jean and a heather looks like a heather.
Easier to find what you actually want
32 blanks in one long list is worse than 15, so the product picker was rebuilt at the same time.
It now works in three steps:
- Pick a garment type. T-shirt, long sleeve, tank top, hoodie, or crewneck.
- Pick Unisex or Women's. This only appears for types that have both, so you never click through an empty filter.
- Pick the product. Longer lists are grouped by character. Unisex tees break into Heavyweight, Everyday cotton, Blends and triblends, and Performance.
Product names are also fixed. Every button now carries the full name, so you see Gildan 64000 Softstyle Tee instead of a vague "Gildan Softstyle" button with the actual style number buried in a caption underneath it.
The Editor now saves your work for you
This one came straight from your feedback, and it is the fix I am happiest about.
Upscale and Cut Background each cost a credit. If you ran one and then closed the tab or clicked away before pressing Save, the result was gone and the credit was spent. That is a terrible trade, and enough of you told us about it that it went to the top of the list.
Both actions now save automatically the moment they finish. The upscaled or background-removed image is written to your library as a new version of the design, with no extra click. Your earlier versions are still there in History, so nothing gets overwritten. You can keep editing, or leave immediately, and the thing you paid for is already safe.
What's next
More blanks are already queued, and folders and search for large libraries are still the top request. If there is a blank you sell that we do not cover yet, reply to any of our emails and tell us. That is exactly how these 17 got picked.
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