How to Prepare Artwork for Custom Apparel
Vector vs raster, what 300 dpi actually means, why Pantone beats a hex code, converting text to outlines and the transparent-background trap — plus a checklist to run…
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Start ShoppingPractical guides to the fabrics we print on: what each material does, how it wears, and which one suits which garment.
Vector vs raster, what 300 dpi actually means, why Pantone beats a hex code, converting text to outlines and the transparent-background trap — plus a checklist to run…
Why cotton is the wrong instinct for cricket, which polyester knits actually breathe, how weight and opacity interact on whites, and the construction details worth asking for. Plus…
Most custom garments fail in the wash, not in the wearing. The six rules that cover almost everything, care by print method and by fabric, and the laundry…
Same cloth, different garment. The five construction differences between a hoodie and a sweatshirt, pullover vs zip, set-in vs raglan vs drop shoulder, usable print areas and where…
The six stages of a custom team kit — brief, design, sizing, fabric and method, approval, production — and the information mistakes that cost the most. Including how…
Sublimation puts the colour inside the fibre, which is why pro kits never crack or peel. How the process works, the three limits that catch people out, cut-and-sew…
Hoodies are thick, soft and full of obstacles, so printing them is not the same as printing a tee. How screen print, embroidery, DTG, vinyl and sublimation each…
Cotton absorbs sweat, polyester moves it — and only one of them can be sublimated. A practical comparison of comfort, shrinkage, printing, blends and care for custom apparel.
Fleece and French terry start as the same knit — one gets brushed. Compare warmth, breathability, GSM bands, printing, pilling and the right choice for winter hoodies, uniforms…
What actually separates one cotton T-shirt from another: fibre, yarn and knit explained, with ring-spun vs carded cotton, GSM bands and the right fabric for everyday wear, sport…
Screen printing, DTG, DTF, sublimation and embroidery compared by fabric, run size, cost, durability and hand feel — with a table showing which methods each fabric allows.
GSM measures fabric weight, not quality or warmth. What the number really means, how it converts to oz, the right weight for T-shirts, hoodies and jerseys, and what…