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Print on Demand for Men's and Women's Apparel: How the Lines Work

March 17, 2026 6 min read By Cameron Wells
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  1. Women's-specific products in the catalog
  2. Men's-specific products in the catalog
  3. Unisex products that work across both audiences
  4. Building one shop that serves both lines well
  5. Frequently Asked Questions

A common early question for a new apparel shop is whether to build separate men's and women's lines or keep everything unisex. Print on demand makes this an easy either-or decision because both options exist in the same catalog without any extra setup cost. Bear Grips Pro Shops runs distinct men's and women's cuts across tees, tanks, and bottoms, alongside unisex hoodies, sweatshirts, and hats that work for either audience.

Women's-specific products in the catalog

ProductBrandVIP base
Women's Favorite TeeBella+Canvas$19.88
Ladies Racerback TankNext Level$19.88
Women's Premium Cotton TeeNext Level$23.88
Women's Heritage Cropped TeeChampion$29.88
Padded Sports BraBear Grips$45.88
Women's Signature Biker ShortsBear Grips$47.88
Signature Seamless LeggingsBear Grips$54.88

Men's-specific products in the catalog

ProductBrandVIP base
Men's Moisture-Wicking TeeSport-Tek$23.86
Men's Premium Triblend Crew TeeNext Level$23.88
Men's Performance Polo ShirtSport-Tek$34.88
Men's Midweight Performance JoggersIndependent Trading Co.$40.88
Men's Performance Training ShortsBear Grips$44.88
Men's Signature Athletic ShortsBear Grips$49.88
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Unisex products that work across both audiences

The Comfort Soft Hoodie, Unisex Champion Performance Hoodie, Unisex Champion Crewneck Sweatshirt, and the full hat lineup are all unisex fits that sell to both audiences without needing separate men's and women's versions. Most gyms and small businesses lean on these unisex products as the entry-point item, then add gender-specific tees, tanks, or bottoms once demand data shows which audience is buying.

Building one shop that serves both lines well

A single storefront can carry both men's and women's products without splitting into two separate shops. The practical approach is organizing the shop into clear sections, starting with a small set from each line (one men's tee, one women's tee, one unisex hoodie, one hat) and expanding based on which products actually sell, the same starter-lineup logic covered in the apparel lineup guide.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need two separate shops for men's and women's apparel?

No. A single storefront can carry both lines, organized into sections, without needing separate shops.

What women's-specific products are available beyond tees?

Leggings, biker shorts, a padded sports bra, racerback tanks, and a cropped tee are all part of the standard catalog.

Are hoodies and hats gendered or unisex?

The hoodie and hat lineup is unisex, which lets a single product work across both audiences without a separate cut.

Is there a youth line as well?

Yes. Youth-specific tees, hoodies, crewnecks, and a youth baseball hat are part of the catalog alongside the men's and women's lines.

Cameron Wells
Cameron WellsCustom Apparel and POD Industry Writer

Cameron has been writing about the custom apparel and print on demand industry for seven years, with a background in e-commerce operations. He covers platform comparisons, no-minimum vendors, and what is changing for small custom merch businesses.

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