We print considered things, only when you want them.
delavaga started with a simple frustration: great designs stuck behind minimum orders and overflowing stockrooms. So we built the opposite — a shop that makes each piece the moment it is ordered, at the print facility nearest you, and sends it from there.
units of dead stock — nothing physical exists until someone buys it
print run per order, at the facility closest to the delivery address
countries an order can be shipped to
clocks on every order: the time to make it, the time to travel
Why the shop works this way
The usual way
Most shops decide months ahead what you are going to want, print a few thousand of it, and spend the rest of the year discounting whatever they guessed wrong. The guessing is the expensive part — for them, and for the unsold stock that has to end up somewhere.
How delavaga does it
delavaga does not guess. A design goes up, and nothing physical is made until someone buys one. That order is then printed at the facility closest to where it is going, so the parcel crosses as few borders as it can before it reaches you.
It is a smaller promise than the ones printed on most about pages. It is also one we can keep on every single order.
How an order actually happens
You order
Payment is taken at checkout through Stripe, on Stripe's own secure page. Nothing has been printed at this point — the design exists, the object does not.
It gets made
The order goes to a print provider through Printify, routed to the facility nearest your address where one is available. Garments are printed with water-based inks rather than plastisol.
It travels to you
It is packed and shipped from wherever it was printed, to any of our 4 countries. A tracking link is emailed the moment the parcel is handed to the carrier.
Printify handles fulfilment only — it never touches your payment. Delivery times →
What we hold to
Made to order, always
Every piece is produced only after you buy it. No dead stock, no end-of-season clearance, and no run of unsold shirts that has to go somewhere.
Water-based inks
Printed with water-based inks, which sink into the fabric instead of sitting on top of it as a plastic panel. It stays soft, and it holds its colour wash after wash.
We only claim what we know
Blank garments and their certifications belong to the manufacturers, so we repeat what they state rather than adopting it as ours. Where a fact is not settled yet, the page says so instead of guessing.
Ready to carry something good?
Browse the full catalog — every piece printed once you order it.