Safety first! The current pandemic urges us to impose stricter health and safety measures at our production facilities to protect our staff.
2020 is a special year and requires special measures. Maintaining a safety distance between employees is important for the health of our stuff, but will impact our production capacity.
Curbs on USA Production
We want to make sure that high-in-demand products can still be printed. This is why we’re temporarily deactivating some products that either involve more elaborate production efforts or are affected by a supply-chain bottleneck. In the month of December (starting November 30th through to December 31st), Spreadshops with .com, .ca and .com.au domains will see the following products labeled “out of stock”:
| ID | Producttype |
| 125 | Buttons large 2.2” (5-pack) |
| 1388 | Unisex Shawl Collar Hoodie |
| 1260 | Women’s Curvy T-Shirt |
| 1094 | Baby Bib |
| 127 | Buttons small 1” (5-pack) |
| 378 | Eco-Friendly Cotton Tote |
| 1427 | Women’s T-Shirt Dress |
| 636 | Duffel Bag |
| 1368 | Baby Cap |
| 992 | Women’s Maternity T-Shirt |
| 1441 | Canvas Backpack |
| 1157 | Computer Backpack |
| 1442 | Carry All Pouch |
| 1430 | Fanny Pack |
| 1445 | Lunch Bag |
| 1462 | Bucket Hat |
| 1443 | Waist Apron |
Please note: Keep checking this space for updates of the list. Other products may be affected by the bottleneck whereas those currently on the list may become available again.
Curbs on European Production
You can find all products affected by the temporary production bottleneck in Europe in this downloadable list which will be updated every week on Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays until the 23rd of December:
Please note that from December 3rd onwards production time as increased to six days for the following products: all mugs, bottles, coasters, phone cases, mousepads, face masks (internal models) and the lunch box.
Please keep checking this space for daily updates.
What do you need to do?
If any of the products listed above are part of your Spreadshop portfolio, please make sure to avoid using them for your promotional purposes and visual marketing material.
And thank you for understanding that these difficult times require rigorous measures! Let us know if you have any questions by leaving a comment below or in our forum.
