Wholesale printed and embroidered garments is our core competency, we’re awesome at it. However, pre-retail garment processing (relabelling and more) is an entire industry in itself, because at a retail level it’s highly complex, and important to get right. Especially in the world of ecommerce, where you’re selling to a…
Unsure on what size to have your artwork printed or embroidered on your garments? While we do have recommended sizes, the size of your logo is quite personal/subjective. Some want something small and subtle, others want their logo to be seen from far away. Here are some top tips: Use…
Before our Online Shop we had to implement a minimum order of 25 products across the board; because it simply wasn’t economical to quote, produce and manage orders of less than this, while keeping our prices as low as they are. We tried it, and it didn’t work. Our Online…
Unfortunately we do not accept customers own garments. We only allow the customisation of products purchased through us. The only exception to this is with trade customers (print / embroidery companies) & established brands. The main reason for this is to make sure that any garments we decorate are suitable…
What Format Should your artwork be in? Scroll to the bottom after working out the required format, for information on how to get your artwork file print ready & downloadable templates. Download templates Download Adobe Illustrator Template here Download Adobe Photoshop Template here Adobe Photoshop & Adobe Illustrator can…
“Transparent” is where the opacity is lower than 100%. Transparent files can cause issues when printing. When printing unfortunately we are unable to print ‘transparencies’ onto coloured garments. No printer can print transparent colours because all inks/dyes are concentrated pigments as opposed to diluted pigments. In turn this means the…
Our dye sublimation t-shirts are constructed, and then generally printed on flat print beds post construction. This means that the design on the sleeves needs to be the same as the design on the body; with the design on the body flowing onto the sleeves. Lets say we start with…
You’ll may sometimes hear our team talk about a ‘production queue’ or ‘print queue’, which for those of you not in the print industry, likely doesn’t mean much. The production queue is the number of print/embroidery jobs scheduled into the production schedule. We run a continuous schedule so for the…
There will always be a degree of variance with printed & embroidered clothing, this is due to a number of factors which are outlined below: Clothing products are rarely perfectly symmetrical – Clothes are still made & sewn together by humans, as a result they’re almost never perfectly symmetrical. Due…
If you are unsure on what the garments will look like or the colour, please get in touch with our team. We can then help you in making the right choice; in most cases this will be a case of providing you with product visuals of the garment in your required…