Vector Files
Vector files are recommended for the highest-quality print. These are ideal for artwork with areas of solid color or text that we print using a method called spot printing. Vectors are objects, so no matter how much you enlarge the graphic it will remain crisp and clear, allowing for more flexibility. It is ideal for logos and brand graphics.
.AI, .EPS, .PDF, .SVG
Logos, text, digital artwork
Tips:
- Ensure there are no raster images embedded in the file.
- Please convert all text areas to outlines.
- Refrain from expanding elements with gradients.
Raster Files
Raster files are also accepted. We can take your layered .psd, .pdf, or .tif file types and prepare them for screen print. While raster images don’t have the flawless resolution of a vector image, we can blend colors to achieve photorealism and a wide range of effects.
.AI, .EPS, .PDF, .SVG
Logos, text, digital artwork
Tips:
- Supplied files should be to-size at a min. of 300 DPI.
- If possible, separate spot colors onto separate layers or channels.
- Be aware the fine details don’t always make it to the final print due to the weave of the apparel.
ART FILES
Preferred File Types
- Screen Print
- Transfers
- Screen Print
- Screen Print
Screen Print
The stencil of your graphic is printed onto a screen, and ink is then pushed through the mesh to transfer your graphic onto your garment. Each color requires a separate screen, but it produces high quality prints that will hold up for a long time.
Transfers
Render incredible detail with crisp, clean edges in over a million vivid colors and gradients for decorating hats, outerwear, and other fabrics you cannot directly print on.
Screen Print
The stencil of your graphic is printed onto a screen, and ink is then pushed through the mesh to transfer your graphic onto your garment. Each color requires a separate screen, but it produces high quality prints that will hold up for a long time.
Screen Print
The stencil of your graphic is printed onto a screen, and ink is then pushed through the mesh to transfer your graphic onto your garment. Each color requires a separate screen, but it produces high quality prints that will hold up for a long time.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
For the best quality result, we’d recommend using vector files (.ai, .pdf, .eps, or .svg). We can also use raster images (.psd, .pdf, .tif) at 300 DPI. If you’re not sure your artwork meets these standards, just shoot us an email and we’ll let you know!
For the best quality result, we’d recommend using vector files (.ai, .pdf, .eps, or .svg). We can also use raster images (.psd, .pdf, .tif) at 300 DPI. If you’re not sure your artwork meets these standards, just shoot us an email and we’ll let you know!
For the best quality result, we’d recommend using vector files (.ai, .pdf, .eps, or .svg). We can also use raster images (.psd, .pdf, .tif) at 300 DPI. If you’re not sure your artwork meets these standards, just shoot us an email and we’ll let you know!
