Preferred file formats
PNG with transparent background, vector PDF, AI or EPS for logos and clean line artwork.
Resources
Everything you need to know before ordering printed apparel: print sizes, artwork setup, quote guidance, FAQs and contact options.
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Start with the most important information before placing your order.
Learn what information to prepare before submitting your request, including garment type, artwork and quantities.
Understand common print sizes like A6, A5, A4 and A3, plus chest, front and back placements.
Prepare your design correctly with guidance on PNG, vector files, resolution and transparency.
Find answers about production times, garments, artwork, delivery and printing methods.
Review blank garments and printed samples before placing a bigger order.
Use this chart as a practical guide for common print placements. Exact available size depends on garment type, print method and artwork proportions.
| Print size | Max print area | Typical use |
|---|---|---|
| A6 | Up to 150 cm2 | Small left chest |
| A5 | Up to 315 cm2 | Large left chest / small front |
| A4 | Up to 630 cm2 | Standard front print |
| A3 | Up to 1260 cm2 | Large front / back print |
| Sleeve | Up to 250 cm2 | Long sleeve / short sleeve print |
| Neck label | Up to 25 cm2 | Inside neck branding |
Correct files help us produce cleaner prints, avoid delays and give you a more accurate quote.
PNG with transparent background, vector PDF, AI or EPS for logos and clean line artwork.
Use 300 DPI at actual print size for raster files to avoid blurry or soft print results.
Remove unwanted backgrounds unless you intentionally want a full rectangular print area.
Convert fonts to curves in vector files and avoid extremely thin details that may not reproduce well.
RGB files are acceptable for quoting, but final printed appearance may vary slightly depending on garment and method.
If your file is not print-ready, send it anyway. We can review it and advise what needs to be improved.
PNG with transparent background is great for most designs. Vector PDF, AI or EPS is even better for logos and sharp artwork.
We recommend 300 DPI at actual print size for raster artwork.
Yes. We can review the file and advise whether it needs improvement, redraw or adjustment before production.
Contact us if you need help with artwork, garment choice, quantities, pricing or production advice.