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Why I'm building Kitted
Build the gun you love - part by part, finish by finish - and wear it. Kitted turns your build into tees, prints, stickers and desk mats.
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- building
Mission
Let anyone build the gun they love, part by part, and keep a piece of it - on a tee, a print, a sticker or a desk mat.
Kitted is a print-on-demand brand with one idea: wear the build.
Why I’m building it
A lot of people have a favorite gun - a classic, an old military rifle, a modern carbine with every attachment bolted on. Plenty of them can’t afford the real thing, and plenty more just want to show off a build they’re proud of.
That’s who Kitted is for - it lets you keep a piece of your favorite build, even when the real one isn’t in the budget.
How it works
- Start from a platform in a 3D builder.
- Kit it out - add attachments, pick a finish, choose a render style like line art, blueprint or semi-realistic.
- Order it printed on a tee, hat, framed print, sticker or desk mat.
A curated catalog comes first. The full custom builder comes next.
How I’m building it
The app runs on Next.js and Supabase, with an internal 3D studio that renders print-ready designs from visual-only 3D models. The store and checkout run on Shopify, and Printful handles printing and shipping (US-only at launch). Like Deedio, I build it with Claude Code.
A few rules are baked in from day one: every part and camo pattern has a license record before it can go live, nothing printed carries a manufacturer’s name or logo, and Kitted isn’t affiliated with any manufacturer or game publisher.
Where it’s at
The first drop is loading - the store is in pre-launch, and the 3D builder comes after that. If you want first look, get on the list at kittedbuilds.com.