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When looking to get print apparel done. These should be some things you should check off before doing so:
- Vector artwork (required)
- Understand CMYK (print) vs RGB (screen)
Many logos are created to look flashy and thus use bright colours that don’t exist in print mediums.
- Vector artwork (required)
- Understand CMYK (print) vs RGB (screen)
Many logos are created to look flashy and thus use bright colours that don’t exist in print mediums.
You should be choosing your colours from the CMYK palette so you will be able to transition your logo from screen to print with minimal if any difference.
Limit your colours to a max of 3. The reason for this is when speaking about screen print each colour requires a screen.
Limit your colours to a max of 3. The reason for this is when speaking about screen print each colour requires a screen.
Shaded colours to add depth are extra colours and this can cause your costs to skyrocket when time comes to print.
Lastly to touch on vector artwork, many teams come to us with PNG logos that don’t print well due to low DPI (72 vs 300), vector eliminates 99% of these problems.
Lastly to touch on vector artwork, many teams come to us with PNG logos that don’t print well due to low DPI (72 vs 300), vector eliminates 99% of these problems.
At the end of the day we want you to be just as happy with your product as we are to make it for you.
By taking these steps you will have both a better experience and final product.
By taking these steps you will have both a better experience and final product.
