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Our website is new. It now shows more clearly what Smake is about: software that connects your textile production from order to shipping. It also brings new sections and more insights, in German and English.

9 November 20262 min read

Five Spaces, one system

Smake connects everyone involved in an order. You can see it right away on the new homepage: Green, Yellow, Purple, Blue and Orange stand for the five Spaces in the system. Each has its role, and all of them work together on the same order.

smake.com homepage with the five Spaces
The five Spaces on the homepage

The process as a network

An order rarely takes the same path twice. Depending on the decoration, it passes through different stations, sometimes several in a row and at different locations. That's why we don't show the production process as a rigid line, but as a network. Choose a process such as DTG, DTF, embroidery or screen printing, and you'll see station by station how Smake guides the order through your production.

Process network on smake.com with the DTG path highlighted
The process network: here the path of a DTG order

On every device and in two languages

Whether at your desk, on a tablet or on your smartphone on the go: the website adapts to every screen. And because Smake is also used internationally, you'll now find all content in German and English.

More about us

Under “About Smake” we introduce the company, and on the new careers page you'll find our open positions. In Support, you can reach us directly.

And from now on: Insights

Here in the Smake Magazine, we'll share projects, give insights into production and pass on news from the textile industry. We start with a story that was ahead of its time: the Microfactory.

More Insights

Projects

Printed before it's a shirt.

What if a garment only came into being once it was ordered? Made to exact measurements and printed in places no machine can reach on a finished shirt. That is exactly what Smake researched together with the Institute for Textile Technology at RWTH Aachen University.

New processes, one control.

We'd be happy to show you in person how Smake connects your production.

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