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Preferred file types and artwork setup basics.
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Preferred file types are print-ready PDF, AI, EPS, and high-resolution PSD. We recommend outlining fonts and embedding linked images whenever possible.
If you upload JPG or PNG files, make sure they are high resolution and built at the correct size.
Production time depends on the product, quantity, options selected, and proof approval timing. The turnaround shown on the product page is production time only and does not include shipping transit.
If your order includes custom artwork or special finishing, additional review time may apply.
Yes. Residential delivery options may differ from commercial shipping options depending on destination, carrier, and package characteristics.
Shipping rates shown at checkout are baseline estimates unless live address validation and surcharge validation are enabled.
Preferred file types and artwork setup basics.
Turnaround depends on the product, quantity, finishing, proof approval, and shipping method. Standard jobs are usually produced faster than specialty work that requires coatings, …
Many orders can be proofed before production. A proof is the customer's chance to confirm spelling, layout, colors, sizing, and placement before the job is released.A proof helps …
Preferred artwork is usually a press-ready PDF with fonts embedded or outlined and images at sufficient resolution. Vector files such as AI, EPS, and SVG are often best for logos …
Bleed is extra background artwork that extends past the finished trim edge so color prints cleanly to the edge. Trim is the final cut line. Safe area is the space inside the trim …
For most printed pieces, 300 DPI at final size is the general target for raster images. Lower resolution can look soft, pixelated, or blurry, especially on close-viewed products.L…
Print is usually produced in CMYK or spot colors, while most screens display RGB. RGB colors can appear brighter on screen than what is achievable in print.Starting in CMYK can he…
The best paper depends on the job's purpose, budget, durability, writing needs, and presentation. Uncoated papers feel more natural and are easier to write on. Gloss and silk coat…
Gloss has the most shine and usually makes images and colors look more vibrant. Matte and silk reduce glare and can feel more refined. Uncoated has no surface coating and is easie…
Many print jobs include setup, make-ready, or handling costs that are spread across the order quantity. As the quantity increases, those fixed costs are divided across more finish…
Screens and printed products are different mediums, so an exact match is not always realistic. Screen brightness, device settings, paper shade, coating, lighting, and print proces…
Brand color matching depends on the print method, substrate, and whether the job is produced with CMYK or spot color. Pantone references can improve consistency, but some products…
Digital printing is usually ideal for shorter runs, faster turnaround, and variable data. Offset printing is often better for longer runs and very consistent large-volume producti…
Many products can be printed on both sides, but not every stock or construction is the same. Two-sided work can affect show-through, paper choice, coating choice, and layout strat…
All print manufacturing has tolerances. Minor movement can happen during printing, finishing, and trimming. That is why full bleed, safe area, and balanced borders are important.V…
Many shops keep approved order details and artwork references to simplify reorders. That does not guarantee that every file remains editable forever, so customers should still kee…
Shipping estimates are usually based on destination, service level, weight, dimensions, packaging assumptions, and carrier rules. Some surcharges such as residential delivery, rem…
Many shops offer pickup, local delivery, or internal truck routes for nearby destinations. Availability usually depends on location, order size, and scheduling windows.Pickup and …
The best method depends on garment type, artwork style, quantity, fabric, durability expectations, and budget. Screen printing is often ideal for larger runs. Digital and transfer…
Common placements include full front, left chest, full back, sleeve, nape, and specialty placements. The ideal position depends on garment size range, branding goals, and artwork …
Turn garments inside out before washing, use cold water, avoid harsh bleach, and tumble dry low when appropriate. Heat and aggressive washing can shorten the life of decorated app…
Many signs and banners are designed for outdoor conditions, but lifespan depends on material, ink system, finishing, mounting method, weather exposure, and installation. Wind load…
Some labels and stickers are waterproof or highly water-resistant, but not every material and adhesive performs the same way. Indoor labels, freezer labels, product labels, and ou…
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