Women’s History Month: Inspiring Female Entrepreneurs
This Women’s History Month, we’re highlighting five incredible female entrepreneurs building their own brands.
This Women’s History Month we’re shining a spotlight on women turning their passions into profits. And it’s all thanks to the power of print-on-demand merch.
From artists to athletes, creators to photographers, these inspiring entrepreneurs are proving that you don’t need a warehouse or a big budget to launch a successful brand. All you need is a vision — and a platform like Spreadshop to bring it to life.
With print-on-demand, anyone can make and sell merch with their free online shop. Upload designs, and sell on 250+ products with no upfront costs, inventory or hassle.
For women balancing busy lives, careers and creative passions, it’s the ultimate side hustle with unlimited potential.
That’s why we’re highlighting five incredible female entrepreneurs who are building their own brands, empowering others, and making their voices heard with their merch.
Cecilia Leigh Photography
Cecilia Leigh Photography is run by a young, talented photographer that’s expanding her creative business with custom merch. Her merch features serene nature photography that’s practically made for the spring and summer months. And Cecilia’s “Polaroid Collection” is a testament on how to get creative with your own niche-specific designs.
For women looking to diversify their income, print-on-demand if a seamless solution. Whether it’s t-shirts, tote bags, or hoodies. Each product is a canvas for self-expression, like Cecilia is showing.
Hamaguchi Fight
Deidre Hamaguchi started Hamaguchi Fight as a way to motivate women inside (and outside) of the gym. Her designs highlight the hard work and tenacity it takes to be a mixed media martial artist and go-getter.
Deidre is fierce female athlete who wanted to combine her love for martial arts with her passion for empowering others. Her merch line celebrates strength, resilience, and the power of fighting for what you believe in.
And thanks to Spreadshop’s print-on-demand model, she can focus on building her brand and community, rather than worrying about logistics like shipping or inventory management.
Soso’s Swag
TikTok creator Sophia, soso_swag, has found a dedicated following on the platform thanks to her hilarious content. She posts fun commentary videos about what it’s like to be a lesbian in the dating world.
Sophia has formed her own little community with this niche and her merch is helping her form a connection with her followers. Spreadshop has helped empower Sophia as a creator and given her an opportunity to build her brand.
With print-on-demand, she’s able to upload designs, choose from 250+ products, and sell without ever handling inventory. It’s a side hustle that fits into her life — and it could work for any woman with a creative spark.
Women Love Coasters
Talk about getting niche with your merch!
Women Love Coasters was started by Zero Bri Roll, a hardcore roller coaster enthusiast. The goal of this community is to bring all women together under our common interest of roller coasters. WLC meets annually in the summer at different amusement parks around North America. One day, they hope to travel overseas as their community grows!
Their tees, bags, and more are perfect for a long day at the park or just lounging around the house. Pick up something for yourself or another women who loves coasters!
Zero and her community don’t have to invest in bulk inventory or guess what will sell. Instead, she can upload new designs on the fly, test trends, and only produce what her audience actually wants — all while running her shop from anywhere.
Real Studio
Real Studio is the brainchild of who Adina O’Neill who believes in the power of storytelling through design. She’s a swim and triathlon coach that’s all about providing community for athletes of any size, color, identity, age and disability.
With print-on-demand, she’s able to upload unlimited designs, experiment with new ideas, and connect with her audience without worrying about upfront costs or inventory. It’s creative freedom at its best — and it’s helping her build a thriving brand.
Are you ready to turn your niche into a side hustle?!