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Artwork & color
Print dimensions, placement & readable detail
Think in inches and shirt proportions, rather than how large a design looks on a screen.
Choose a physical print size
Decide roughly how wide and tall you want the artwork on the shirt. Compare it with a tee you already own or a paper outline placed on the garment, without treating that outline as a production template.
The selected garment and supported print area set the final limits. A large front design and a small chest mark need different file preparation.
Match detail to the size
Divide the artwork’s pixel width by the desired width in inches to estimate pixels per inch. For example, 3,000 pixels across a 10-inch print gives 300 pixels per inch.
That number does not fix an already blurry source. Look for readable lettering, clean edges, and details that remain visible at actual size. Ask us to review a file with tiny text or hairline marks before ordering.
Confirm each print location
Review front and back separately when both are offered. Keep essential details inside the approved print area and consider how the layout looks on the sizes in your order.
The proof should identify the agreed print dimensions and placement. A mockup communicates layout; it is not a garment measurement chart or a promise of identical positioning on every fold.