5 Low Competition Print On Demand Niches Selling RIGHT NOW 2026

About this video

The creator walks through five low-competition print-on-demand niches he found selling on Amazon, giving the search-result count, a design angle and an Ideogram AI prompt idea for each, while stressing not to copy designs or infringe brands. First is bananas with a coquette bow, including banana baseball themes, with 305 results for a funny banana coquette t-shirt search; he warns not to copy the banana baseball team’s actual logo/designs. Second is a gorilla wearing sunglasses in vintage style, with 341 results, suggesting variations in pose, front- vs side-facing, arms crossed, chest-beating or retro jungle backgrounds. Third, his favorite, is ‘Take Me to the Thrift Store’ with 102 results, built around thrift/antique imagery such as ducks, chickens, mushrooms and bread, and the flipping culture around eBay, Poshmark and Facebook Marketplace. Fourth is a feral-and-40 social club concept with a raccoon and birthday angles, with 124 results in one search. Fifth, ‘Respect the Drip,’ pairs sports gear such as a football helmet with ice-cream drip/splatter and sprinkles, with 162 results, and he suggests extending it to trending baseball and Fourth of July versions. He also promotes a free download of these niches, a paid research offer he prices at $10, and a vault he says gives 20 niches weekly from 1,800 niches; he claims he has sold over hundreds of thousands of dollars with print on demand.

Key takeaways

• Research demand first: check result counts and recent consistent sales before designing for a niche
• Five niches covered: coquette bananas, vintage gorilla with sunglasses, thrift store, feral-and-40 raccoon, and Respect the Drip sports
• Enter proven niches with a unique angle and pose/color variations — do not copy selling designs
• Always double-check trademarks/copyrights and AI spelling errors before uploading
• Extend a working concept to adjacent sports, birthdays and upcoming holidays like the Fourth of July

Episode details: published April 5, 2026 · 14:26 long. Summary written by Self Growth Videos from the episode itself. Business results and any income figures mentioned are RJ Martinez’s own claims, shared for education — they are not typical or guaranteed.

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