Any quality apparel decorator will always want to help make the process of getting an order in and completed as quickly as possible an easy and hassle free process; they do want your business after all! However, not all projects are cookie-cutter affairs, and there are some situations where you and your decorator will want to coordinate on the best way to submit your order and files: we’re talking about orders with more than one design, more than one media type, and mix-media orders.
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Choosing the Perfect T-Shirt for Screen Printing
With any design medium, it’s fair to say that the canvas is one of the most important parts of any project, including digital printing t shirt As it happens, the process of screen printing is absolutely no different! When preparing to set up an order, choosing your canvas, or garment in this case, is a critical first step that will have a big impact on the final result. Luckily, there are thousands of options available these days, and if you continue reading on, we’ll be touching upon a few key points that will help you make the best choice for your screen printed apparel.
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Do’s and Don’ts of Sending in Bulk Shipments
So, you've found yourself a capable decorator, and you’re ready to start sending in a few orders. The next step is getting the blank garments in their hands so they can turn them into a wearable piece of art or marketing tool with your custom design or branding, and the easiest way to do that is just to send them all lumped together as a bulk shipment, right?
8 Tips About Using Art When Screen Printing
1. All Shapes & Sizes
First and foremost, submitting Vector art is always best. What makes vector art special is that everything is defined by shapes, as opposed to raster art’s pixels. This means the image never degrades at any size. A vector art image could be used for an inside tag, an all over print or a billboard without any pixelation or loss of quality. Vector images are very simple to change color, scale, orientation, etc. Also, vector images don’t need separations or the fees that go along with them, unless they are very very complex in color.
Are Your Company T-Shirts Promoting Your Business?
T-shirts may be considered an old-school type of garment, but they can offer many benefits when it comes to promoting your business. Whether you’ve realized it or not, clothing makes a statement, and a t-shirt worn in a crowded environment such as a restaurant, university campus, sports stadium or community event can add personality to your brand; and even generate valuable business. Effective t-shirt marketing, however, requires use of effective business t-shirt printing techniques.