A quick checklist before you order a custom shirt

The last look is worth taking slowly. Once you have placed your artwork, step back from editing and review the shirt as someone seeing it for the first time.

Read every word again

Check names, dates, spelling and punctuation. Read the wording aloud or ask someone else to review it. Familiar phrases are easy to skim past, which makes a small typo surprisingly easy to miss.

If you changed a font, check the result rather than assuming every character still looks the way you intended. Look at the text at normal viewing size as well as close up.

Check the whole shirt

• Confirm that the artwork is on the intended side.
• Check orientation and whether the design is centered as intended.
• Review its size in relation to the garment.
• Keep important details inside the displayed print area.
• Inspect the front and back separately when both are printed.

Use the exact garment color you plan to buy. Transparent areas and pale or dark details can look different when that color changes.

Look closely at the source

Inspect the outer edges for a background rectangle, stray marks or an unwanted border. Make sure the image is clear enough for the size you selected. If the preview raises a quality or placement warning, address it before continuing.

A preview helps you review placement and selections. Screen settings, fabric and printing can affect the final appearance, so do not treat it as an exact color proof.

Compare the cart with the preview

Confirm the shirt style, color, size and quantity for every row. Review the order total and delivery address before paying. If you need shirts sent to more than one address, place separate orders.

Give the order one clear approval

For a group or business order, agree on who makes the final decision. Share the reviewed wording and selections with that person before approving. Keep the order confirmation afterward so you have a clear reference for questions or a future reorder.