76% matchAtsuko
Officially licensed anime graphics, wearable cuts
What changes: Curated single-brand range, not an open artist marketplace
Brand profile
Australian print-on-demand marketplace where independent artists sell graphic apparel, stickers and homewares, now operated by ASX-listed Articore Group alongside TeePublic.

Designs come from independent artists who upload artwork; Redbubble prints each item on demand, so the catalogue is thousands of separate sellers rather than one house style.
The range centres on graphic tees, hoodies and stickers, with fandom, meme and illustration artwork dominating rather than cut, fabric or fit.
Nothing is made until it is ordered, which keeps prices at the budget end and extends the same artwork across phone cases, art prints and mugs.
76% matchOfficially licensed anime graphics, wearable cuts
What changes: Curated single-brand range, not an open artist marketplace
74% matchLicensed anime and gaming fandom prints
What changes: Cohesive drops at higher price than print-on-demand
71% matchRetro manga illustration tees from a small label
What changes: One designer's viewpoint, tiny catalogue
69% matchOriginal artist anime art, cleaner and minimal
What changes: Narrow assortment, no homewares or stickers
Redbubble is a print-on-demand marketplace where independent artists upload designs fulfilled on demand across apparel and homewares. The catalogue centres on graphic T-shirts, hoodies and stickers, alongside phone cases, art prints and mugs, with fandom, meme and illustration-led artwork dominating. Founded in Melbourne in 2006, it trades under ASX-listed Articore Group, renamed from Redbubble Group in October 2023, which also owns TeePublic. Articore has since run the two marketplaces as one business, cutting costs and stabilising revenue after several declining years.