TeePublic vs Redbubble

TeePublic is a popular print-on-demand platform specializing in graphic apparel, art prints, and lifestyle goods. Acquired by Redbubble, TeePublic has quickly grown into a creative hub for independent designers who want to share their work with a broad audience.

The platform allows artists to upload designs that are then printed on T-shirts, hoodies, stickers, mugs, notebooks, phone cases, and more.

What makes TeePublic stand out is its affordability and frequent sitewide discounts, making custom merchandise accessible to a wide audience.

For artists, it’s an opportunity to earn passive income without handling production, shipping, or customer service.

Redbubble is a global print-on-demand marketplace giving independent artists and designers a platform to sell their work on a wide range of products — from apparel, stickers, phone cases, wall art, home decor, to accessories.

Founded in Melbourne in 2006, it connects over 700,000 creatives worldwide with millions of customers seeking unique, artist-driven designs.

Artists maintain full control over pricing, copyrights, and which products display their art. The platform handles production, fulfillment, shipping, and customer service, so creators can focus on designing.