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Print variations on garments: The fabric composition, fabric weights and dyes used can affect the overall print result. This can occur with any print method and we don't consider it to be a defective print. These variances can occur not only from brand to brand but from within the same brand as well

Colour discrepancies: Please note that actual garment colours may vary compared to the colours you see on screen due to variations in monitors. Garment colours may also vary based on batches supplied as well.

Colour Reproduction: How colours in your artwork look on screen vs. how it prints in real life will be different as, to simply put it, you are viewing colours in two different mediums (digital file compared to real life).

Print Positions: The template above showcases the standard placements available across all garment types. If you are looking for a unique position outside of this, get in touch with our team to see what we can do to make it happen.

File Types: This will depend on the print method chosen: high-resolution raster files saved at 300 DPI (PNG) are acceptable for DTG, DTF and embroidery while screen print requires vector files (AI, EPS, SVG, PDF, etc.). You can read more about our artwork guidelines here.

Size: Final print size will depend on your artwork and garment chosen. For reference a standard left/right chest is typically between 8-10cm wide and standard full front/back print is 28cm wide. If you have specific dimensions or neck drops in mind please let our team know!