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Artwork & color
Why print color can differ from your screen
Set realistic expectations for color on white, charcoal heather, and textured fabric.
Light and fabric behave differently
A screen emits light; a printed shirt reflects it. Screen brightness, display settings, garment color, fiber blend, and print preparation all influence the colors you see.
A digital proof is useful for layout and design review, but it cannot promise an exact color match to every screen.
Choose the shirt with the design in mind
White gives the artwork a light base. Charcoal heather adds a darker, textured backdrop, and the same design may read differently on it. Small details and dark areas need enough contrast to remain clear.
Confirm the exact garment color and fabric in your order. Do not use a stylized concept mockup as a fabric swatch or assume all heather garments have the same fiber content.
For a color-critical project
Share a reliable brand reference and explain which colors matter most before ordering. Ask what can be confirmed for the selected garment and print method; a particular matching service or physical sample is available only if specifically agreed.
If the delivered print seems incorrect rather than a normal screen difference, send us clear photos in natural light and your order reference. We will review it against the approved design.