Artwork Files

Correct File Format for logo application

• PDF (Portable Document Format): Primarily used for documents but can also include Vector graphics, suitable for sharing and printing.
• AI (Adobe Illustrator): A proprietary format for complex designs, widely used in graphic design.
• EPS (Encapsulated PostScript): A versatile format compatible with various software, ideal for high-quality print graphics.

High Resolution JPEG reference images

• High resolution is required for images and photos, acceptable formats include .PNG, & .JPG.
• For optimal results in Embroidery and DTF printing, vector artwork files are preferred.
• Vector files are created using mathematical equations rather than pixels, allowing for high-quality scaling without loss of resolution.
• This makes them ideal for logos, illustrations, and technical drawings.

Picking the best branding process

• Design Complexity: DTF is better for intricate, full-colour designs, while embroidery is suited for a Corporate, professional appearance.
• Budget: DTF is generally more cost-effective, especially for smaller quantities.
• Fabric Type: Both embroidery and DTF work well with a variety of fabrics.
• Quantity: Both methods are economical for large orders.

Ultimately, the best choice depends on the specific needs and objectives of your project.

Save money with custom apparel packages

• Standardised Pricing: Packages typically come with fixed costs, making budgeting easier and eliminating surprise expenses.
• Versatility: Custom packages can be tailored to your specific needs, offering flexibility in design and fabric choices without breaking the bank.

By selecting a custom apparel package, you can streamline your purchase process and maximize savings while ensuring your apparel meets your exact requirements.