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| Type of business | Private |
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Type of site | online market |
| Available in | English |
| Founded | Columbus, Ohio, USA |
| Headquarters | Columbus, Ohio , USA |
| Industry | Custom products |
| Products | Electronic commerce, Shopping mall |
| URL | www.skreened.com |
| Registration | Free. Required to sell |
| Launched | August 2006 |
Skreened.com was an online retailer of customized and on-demand clothing and accessories. Orders were shipped or could be picked up in person from their headquarters in Columbus, Ohio. [1] In 2015, the company laid off more than half of its workforce. [2] By 2021 the company's website was taken down and the company had ceased trading. [3]
Skreened sold American manufactured teeshirts, bags, child and baby apparel. Customers could upload their own image files containing a graphic, logo or text, which were added to the product by Skreened. Skreened.com also provided virtual shops for users, including an online storefront and website hosting, order management, fulfillment, payment processing, and customer service.
Skreened was founded as a privately owned company in 2006.
Skreened messaging made frequent reference to ethics or Ethical Apparel. The company only sourced garments that do not utilize sweatshop labor and were manufactured in the United States.
In addition, the company claimed that 10% of their profits fund Microcredit through kiva.
The company used modified inkjet printers to produce items cost-effectively in an on-demand marketplace. The process sometimes referred to as Direct-To-Garment (or DTG) is common among print on demand apparel websites.