• Cafe Press offers users the ability to print anything of their own creation on multiple formats such as T-shirts, mouse pads and mugs. Users can choose to market the product or buy their own creation and delete the material from the site. With the Internet growing as a primary source of gift purchases, several other sites have sprung up to compete with Cafe Press.
  
  

Zazzle

• Zazzle is probably the stiffest competition to Cafe Press. Though Zazzle tries to weed out inappropriate material before it gets onto the market, occasionally things do slip through. It is still against the website's policy to produce inappropriate material,and Zazzle will ban any offending accounts. Zazzle offers everything from T-shirts to business cards, with many customization options. As of November 2010, Zazzle's front page is advertising the ability to create iPhone and iPad cases shortly. Popular items automatically appear on the front page for purchase. Zazzle also deals in licensed items for upcoming movies and popular television shows.
  
  

Threadless

• Threadless deals specifically with customizable clothing. Hoodies, T-shirts and long-sleeved shirts are the most common designs. Threadless works differently from Zazzle or Cafe Press. The Threadless community votes on producing the submitted design. Once it is voted into production, the design is available for anyone to buy. The makers of the clothing automatically get a portion of the profits from each shirt purchased. Shirts, for example, are available until all of the printed copies are purchased. The creator can then decide if he would like to reprint.
  
  

Spreadshirt

• Spreadshirt produces only wearable goods. However, everything from baby onesies to hoodies are available for creation and purchase. Spreadshirt largely does not advertise its users products, so this is probably not the site for people who want their clothing designs to become famous. Instead, this site is best for personal projects, for professional bulk orders or for groups that need a specific design on their clothing.
  
  

Comboutique

• Combotique works only with T-shirts. This site offers users the option of creating T-shirts with any motif or logo. Though the site does require users to submit only material that they have created, it does check if legal issues or disputes arise. The site does not advertise its users and their products, but it does offer an easily usable market front website for every new account registered.