Our dedicated art team is committed to collaborating with you to ensure your artwork looks exceptional on any product you select. Discover more about our artwork process and how we bring your designs to life.
We offer multiple ways to submit your artwork: you can upload it during checkout, use our design lab, email it to us, or upload it through your account's order details. Simply send us what you have, and we'll handle the rest. To ensure the fastest processing time, we recommend submitting vector file formats whenever possible. *Please note: Renaming a file with a vector extension does not change its file type.*
Embed the fonts used or export as generic .eps
Convert text to outlines, embed any linked images
Convert text to curves
(Microsoft Office Files) Embed or include fonts
(.jpg, .tif, .pcx, .gif, .png, .bmp)
Pieces of fabric are stitched into the item to create the imprint.
The imprint is depressed into the item's surface.
The imprint is sandblasted, resulting in a deeply frosted appearance.
The imprint is raised on the surface of the item.
Computerized sewing machines stitch the imprint onto the item.
Metallic foil resins are applied to the surface of the item.
The imprint is printed in CMYK enabling the incorporation of photos.
Heat is applied to thermally bond the imprint to the surface of the item.
The imprint is etched into the item using a laser.
The imprint is transferred to the item using an inked flexible pad.
The application of acid on glass creates a frosted appearance for the imprint.
Ink is pressed through a screen onto the surface of the item.
When working in Illustrator or other graphic design programs, it is important to convert your text to outlines before submitting your file. This ensures that your font will not be substituted, allowing us to preserve your artwork exactly as you intended.
To convert your text to outlines, navigate to the top menu in Illustrator. Click on Type and select Create Outlines. Alternatively, you can select the artwork and press Ctrl + Shift + O. After that, save the file and send it to us.
Raster files are made up of pixels and are commonly called bitmaps.
Vector files use coordinates to create shapes with points and lines. This file type maintains high image quality at any size.
Images downloaded from websites are generally at a resolution of 72 DPI, which is not suitable for printing. Moreover, using web images may pose copyright issues, so we advise against their use in your artwork. The only exception is if the image has been acquired from a stock photo website with a high resolution.
Your file must be at least 300 DPI or created as vector art. Simply increasing the resolution of an image that is below 300 DPI will result in a blurry, pixelated appearance. For optimal quality, full-color artwork should be at least 300 DPI at the size it will be printed.
The bleed area extends along the edges of your document. To avoid any white borders appearing, ensure that your background image or color extends all the way to the edge and slightly beyond it.
