Printed.com review
Updated October 1, 2026 · StampCue Editorial Team · Facts checked October 1, 2026
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Our verdict
Printed.com suits office managers and small business owners ordering branded apparel, drinkware, pens and bags for events, trade shows and team use. It serves the United Kingdom and the United States through separate sites, and the business behind it, The Printed Group Limited, is registered in England.
Key facts
- Best for
- Teams buying branded merch and giveaways for events who shop in the UK or the US.
- Markets
- GB, US↗
- Legal entity
- The Printed Group Limited↗
- Headquarters
- United Kingdom↗
- Support channels
- Email, Chat, Phone, Help-centre↗
- Products
- Branded apparel, Mugs and drinkware, Branded pens, Tote bags, Trade show giveaways
- Official website
- printed.com
Facts checked October 1, 2026, 2 sources
Apps and profiles
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Pros and cons
Pros
- Buyers in either market get a storefront of their own, with the US site offering faster delivery, local payment options and products specific to that region
- Help is offered by email, chat and phone, so a buyer can pick the channel that suits the order rather than wait on a single route
- The site is operated by a named registered company, and its registered office sits in the United Kingdom
- Repeat buyers have a clear legal counterparty, since the terms name the company and its registered address
Cons
- Reprints are arranged by calling customer service, so the reprint route runs on email, chat, phone and more and suits buyers who can make a call in working hours
- Product choice is centred on branded apparel, mugs and drinkware, pens and bags, so a broader printed range points to another supplier
- Paperwork sits with a UK entity, since the registered office is in the United Kingdom even when an order is placed on the US site
- Delivery speed and payment options differ by market, since US visitors are pointed to a separate site with its own delivery and payment setup
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Scored 8.5 / 10 by StampCue.
Who it suits
- Office managers ordering giveaways and merch for trade shows, launches and events
- Small business owners who want branded clothing, bags and drinkware in a single order
- US buyers who prefer local payment options and a site set up for their region
Who should look elsewhere
- Buyers who need printed items beyond branded merchandise and giveaways
The company behind it
Printed.com is operated by The Printed Group Limited, a company registered in England, and its registered office sits in the United Kingdom at an address in Northumberland. That gives buyers a named legal counterparty behind each order rather than an anonymous storefront, which matters for anyone placing repeat business with the same supplier. The company number and the registered address both appear in the terms, so the entity behind an order can be checked before you commit to a large giveaway run. Part of that support story is specific: the terms ask customers to call the customer service team when an order has to be reprocessed and reprinted, so a reprint begins with a phone call rather than an online form.
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Frequently asked questions
Who runs Printed.com?+
The website is operated by The Printed Group Limited, a company registered in England, and its registered office sits in the United Kingdom at an address in Northumberland. Both the company number and the registered address appear in the terms, so the entity behind an order is stated rather than implied.
Who is Printed.com aimed at?+
The range suits office managers and small business owners who buy branded merchandise and giveaways for trade shows and events, and US buyers who want a site set up for their region. The company behind it keeps its registered office in the United Kingdom, so contracts and paperwork stay with a UK entity.
Can I get apparel and drinkware in the same order?+
Apparel, mugs and drinkware, pens and tote bags can all be ordered from The Printed Group Limited, so a giveaway list for an event does not have to be split across several suppliers. Buyers who need printed items outside those categories will be shopping elsewhere.
Where can I order from?+
The main site is set up for the United Kingdom buyers, and a separate US site offers faster delivery, local payment options and products specific to that region. The Printed Group Limited operates the main site and is registered in England, so an order placed there is contracted with that company.
What kinds of promotional items are in the range?+
The catalogue runs through branded apparel, mugs and drinkware, branded pens and more: clothing such as t-shirts and hoodies, bags such as tote bags, drinkware including ceramic mugs and metal water bottles, pens, magnets, lanyards and coasters, plus giveaway lines for events. That mix lets a booth handout and a staff top come from one supplier.
Sources
- printed.com checked October 1, 2026
Backs: Markets, Products
“Visiting from the United States? Our US site offers faster delivery, local payment options and region-specific products.”
- printed.com/terms-and-conditions checked October 1, 2026
Backs: Headquarters, Legal entity, Support channels
“our registered office is at 2 Arcot Court, Nelson Road, Cramlington, Northumberland, NE23 1BB”
Compiled from 2 source pages, checked October 1, 2026. We did not open an account.
Not confirmed yet: Minimum order (units).
Printed.com
Teams buying branded merch and giveaways for events who shop in the UK or the US.