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Spreadshirt Moves To Your Walls: Self-Expression Firm Gives Designers Access to Billion Dollar Market
23 April 2018, London – Spreadshirt, the on-person, self-expression firm has moved on-wall. The company will now include wall prints in the range it offers to its 80,000 creators, who use the Spreadshirt Shops and Marketplace to sell their designs.
The wall décor market in Europe is expected to reach US$19.68bn by 2021. Within this sector wall prints are seen as a premium product. There is also a shifting trend towards custom-designed apparels in the UK, which Spreadshirt sees extending to wall prints.
This development into a high growth market will give Spreadshirt’s creatives a new way to express their ideas and earn money. The first wall print formats are just the beginning; Spreadshirt has a pipeline of new products and functionalities to follow and is looking forward to feedback from its designers.
CEO Philip Rooke said, “this is a major step forward for Spreadshirt. We want to make it simple for our designers to create exciting ideas they want the want the world to see. Wall prints were a logical next step for our Shops and Marketplace offering. It brings us into a new market and meets our business development objectives”.
He continued, “The UK is the largest individual market in the European custom t-shirt space. It’s also full of creative people who we want to empower with new ways to realise their designs. We’re very interested to hear what our current and new shop owners and marketplace designers think about the opportunity”.
To begin with wall prints will come in three formats and nine sizes, but the product line is set to grow as Spreadshirt rolls out new ideas.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Philip Rooke .
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