NoughtPointFour Latest of UK’s Top YouTubers to Create Spreadshirt Shop

June 9, 2014 - PRLog -- Spreadshirt (http://www.spreadshirt.co.uk/), the ecommerce site which makes it easy for all YouTubers to create, sell and buy ideas on merchandising, has today signed-up NoughtPointFour (http://noughtpointfour.spreadshirt.co.uk/). The latest UK YouTube Gamer channel joins Mangaminx (https://www.youtube.com/user/TheRPGMinx), Stampy (http://stampy.spreadshirt.co.uk/) and iBallisticSquid (https://www.youtube.com/user/iBallisticSquid), which have already added the Spreadshirt icon to their share buttons. NoughtPointFour is a Grand Theft Auto V channel, which will kick-off with Eat Sleep Game Repeat and I’m Noughty t-shirts (http://noughtpointfour.spreadshirt.co.uk/) for teenagers, women and men.

Mangaminx commented “It’s really cool. Using Spreadshirt’s platform means I can connect personalisable merchandise directly to my channel and share it via any social network. It was really easy to set-up and I can change the designs quickly. Because it’s print-on-demand I don’t have to invest in stock. I get to play around with ideas, Spreadshirt does all the production, fulfillment, customer services and financials, including local taxes, and then I get a payment once a month”.

The Spreadshirt icon links through to a branded shop, where fans can pay in one of 7 currencies and send merchandise to over 200 countries; giving the UK’s YouTuber’s a potentially global audience for their merchandise. T-shirts are the biggest sellers for YouTubers, but phone cases are very popular for new designs.

Philip Rooke, CEO of Spreadshirt, commented “UK YouTubers are amongst our most savvy sellers. They know that their fans want a bit of customisation, right size or colour, and that they like limited editions. Our technology means they can put up a design for an hour maybe or only make a small number available. Because it’s print-on-demand, YouTubers can afford to keep adding and changing designs, seeing what gets ordered and what doesn’t. It gives them lots of information about their fans and encourages them to come back and see what’s recently been posted”.

Notes to Editors

About Spreadshirt

Spreadshirt is one of the world's leading e-commerce platforms for on-demand printing of clothing and accessories. Its customers (individuals, businesses, organisations and teams)   can create, buy and sell their ideas on over 180 different products.

The business model includes four areas where sellers and customers can offer or buy a product: Create Your Own, Spreadshirt's and other online market places, white-label online stores and Spreadshirt's fulfilment technology. Spreadshirt’s more than 70,000 active sellers include companies such as Otto, Beck's & Doctors Without Borders.

Spreadshirt is active in 17 markets and 9 languages ​​and operates four production sites in Germany, Poland and the USA. The company was founded in 2002 and, in 2013, achieved revenue of around 72 million Euros, printed about 3.3 million articles and sent them to more than 40 countries.

laFraise, the social network for graphic designers and artists, and Yink, a large volume provider for individual textile and promotional printing are also part of the Spreadshirt family.

About YouTubers

Stampy (http://stampy.spreadshirt.co.uk/) has 2,492,560 subscribers on YouTube

iBallisticSquid (https://www.youtube.com/user/iBallisticSquid) has 1,038,750 subscribers on YouTube

Mangaminx (https://www.youtube.com/user/TheRPGMinx) has 614,870 subscribers on YouTube

NoughtPointFour (http://www.youtube.com/user/noughtpointfour) has 161,168 subscribers on YouTube

Further information and images are available in the Spreadshirt Press Room:

http://blog.spreadshirt.net/press-eu/

For more information about Spreadshirt, please contact PR Savvy

Mayra Cunningham / mayra.cunningham@prsavvy.co.uk / 078 2525 1615

Kate Warwick / kate.warwick@prsavvy.co.uk / 078 1069 7282