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Crio® strives to provide the training and support hobbyists, entrepreneurs, and businesses need to flourish by providing excellent printer technology, service, and tools that support growth.

06/25/2026

We could've customized another t-shirt...

Instead, we picked a waist bag. 👀

The design is printed, trimmed, and ready for the heat press, but we're saving the final reveal for Part 2.

If you run a small business or love custom products, here's a question:

👇 What's the next item you'd personalize?

🎒 Waist Bag
👜 Tote Bag
🧢 Hat
👕 T-Shirt

Drop your pick below, we're always looking for ideas for our next project.

06/24/2026

What started as a plain piece of denim turned into something completely custom—and honestly, we're a little obsessed with the final result.

The best part? It proves that custom apparel doesn't have to stop at t-shirts.

Now we want your honest opinion...

👇 KEEP or SKIP?

No explanations. Just one word.

Let's see where everyone lands.

06/23/2026

Most people would've stopped after printing the design.

We're taking it a step further. 👀

The bow is pressed, the details are coming together, and this denim skirt is getting closer to its final transformation.

Now we're curious...

Would you actually wear a custom denim skirt like this?

👇 Tell us:
💙 Yes, I'd wear it
🔥 I'd sell it
😅 Not my style

Part 3 is where the real reveal happens.

06/22/2026

We're about to turn this denim skirt into something completely different... 👀

The transfer is ready, the placement is set, and now it's time for the magic to happen.

Before we reveal the final result, we want your honest guess:

🔥 Do you think this design will be subtle and clean?
❤️ Or bold enough to turn heads?

Drop your thoughts below before Part 2 goes live.

06/11/2026

Here's a holiday side hustle most people overlook: custom wooden ornaments that bring in $100+ profit per print.The math is simple. One sheet of transfer paper decorates 12 ornaments. Each one sells for around $9 profit. That's $100+ from a single print, and the supplies are cheap.

The process takes minutes: print the design, press it onto a wooden slice at 275° for 30 seconds, peel, tie on some twine, done. No fancy skills, no big investment.

Here's the catch every year, the people actually making money are the ones building inventory NOW, in the summer, not the week before Christmas when it's too late to keep up with orders.

So be honest 👇 if you made a batch of these, would you sell them at a craft fair, online, or just gift them, and tag the friend who's always saying they want a little side income.

06/10/2026

If you've ever tried to print on dark or colored paper, you already know the pain, the design comes out washed out, dull, or barely there.

Watch this. The Crio Powderless DTF+ printer feeds a bright red sheet and prints crisp, opaque color and white right onto it. No faded designs. No "white background only." It handles red, black, and dark cardstock that a regular inkjet completely chokes on.

Here's why that's a big deal: it opens up custom invitations, packaging, gift tags, menus, and signage on premium colored stock, products you literally cannot make on a normal home or office printer.

Most people don't even know a desktop printer can do this.

So tell us 👇 what would you print on colored cardstock if you could, invitations, packaging, something for your business? Drop it below, and tag the friend who's fought with their printer one too many times.

06/09/2026

This little machine is the engine behind a whole custom product business. and most people have never seen one.

Meet the Crio 9541WDT printer. It runs full CMYK, but the real magic is what it prints ON: transfer sheets for shirts, waterslide decals, even temporary tattoos. One machine, dozens of products you could actually sell.

Here's what people don't realize, you don't need a warehouse of equipment to start making custom apparel and decor. A printer like this and a heat press is the whole setup, and it fits on a desk.

The folks asking "how do they make all those custom products?" this is the answer. It starts right here.

So tell us 👇 if you had this printer on your desk tomorrow, what's the first thing you'd make, shirts, decals, tattoos, something else? Drop it below, and tag the friend who's always talking about starting a side business.

06/08/2026

Come fill a custom ornament order with me, and yes, it's as satisfying as it looks.

Here's the whole thing: press the dark DTF transfer at 300° for 90 seconds and peel, cut out each circle design, press them onto the blanks at 300° for 30 seconds, cold peel, then bag each one with a little ribbon loop so the customer can gift them individually.

That's a full order, start to finish, at a kitchen table. No powder, no curing station, no expensive print shop, that's the Powderless DTF+ difference.

People always assume running a little print business is complicated and pricey. Orders like this prove it really isn't.

So be honest 👇 if you started making custom ornaments, who's the first person on your list getting one, and tag the friend who's crafty enough to actually pull this off.

06/05/2026

Bet you didn't know you could make a custom frisbee at home in about five minutes.

Here's the whole thing: print your logo on DCT 4.5 waterslide decal paper, cut it out, soak it in cool water for 20 seconds, peel the backing, and slide the decal right onto a blank frisbee. Let it dry. That's a fully personalized disc, team logo, club name, whatever you want.

No special machine for this one. Just decal paper, a bowl of water, and a few minutes at the kitchen table.

This is the kind of thing disc golf clubs, summer camps, and tournament organizers pay good money for, and you can make them yourself.

So tell us 👇 if you could put any logo or design on your own disc, what would it be, and tag the disc golf buddy who'd actually use this.

06/04/2026

People always ask if making custom shirts is complicated. Here's the honest answer: it's three steps and a few minutes.

Press the A & B sheet at 300° for 90 seconds and peel the top layer. Lay the design on your shirt and press again at 300° for 30 seconds. Cold peel. Done, a finished custom shirt.

No powder. No curing station. No cleanup.
That's what Powderless DTF+ changed, it took the messiest, slowest part out of DTF entirely.

This is the kind of thing people swear takes a whole print shop and expensive gear. It doesn't. It fits on a table in your garage.

So be honest 👇 what's the first design you'd put on a shirt, your business logo, a funny family saying, your kid's artwork?

Drop it below, and tag the friend who's been talking about starting a shirt business forever.

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1570 Westport Commerce Drive Suite 500
Maryland Heights, MO
63146

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Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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