88% matchRedbubble
Melbourne print-on-demand graphics, but an open marketplace
What changes: Marketplace of third-party artists rather than in-house studio
Brand profile
Melbourne print-on-demand label making graphic tees and hoodies with pop-culture and internet-humour designs from its own illustration studio.
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Threadheads runs its own print-on-demand facilities, so garments are made after you buy rather than pulled from pre-made inventory, and ship internationally from Melbourne.
The label is built around an in-house design team drawing on internet humour, music, pop culture and current events, so the graphic is the product more than the blank is.
Agreements with Warner Bros, Sony Pictures, Activision and SEGA sit next to original designs, with tees typically well under $50.
88% matchMelbourne print-on-demand graphics, but an open marketplace
What changes: Marketplace of third-party artists rather than in-house studio
85% matchSame print-to-order tee model, US artist-sourced designs
What changes: No in-house illustration team or licensed IP focus
66% matchArtist-driven graphic tees with a gallery-culture bent
What changes: Curated art collabs and retail store, not print-on-demand
64% matchAustralian budget hand-printed tees and fleece
What changes: Surf/beach aesthetic instead of internet humour
Threadheads is a Melbourne-based direct-to-consumer apparel label founded in 2018 by Ace Reunis and Marcus Siegel, built around an in-house illustration studio and print-on-demand production. Its core range is graphic T-shirts, plus hoodies, sweatshirts and totes, with designs drawn from internet humour, pop culture, music and current events. The company prints to order at its own facilities and ships internationally, and holds licensing agreements with rights holders including Warner Bros, Sony Pictures, Activision and SEGA. Pricing sits at the accessible end, with tees typically well under $50.