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  Artwork Requirements
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 Decoration Methods:

Decoration Type

Details

Product Examples

Digital Film
Digital Film is a heat pressable film which is cut to your design using our Roland Printing/Cutting machine. We can print a full colour print on the white fill. The film is then weeded, and then heat pressed onto your garment
Apparel, Clothing, Bags, Cooler Lunch Box
Digital Heat Transfer
Process of transferring images, logos or brands to apparel or products. Your logo is printed on vinyl and then a heat press is used with appropriate pressure, time and temperature to transfer the image to the product or clothing. 
Polos, Technical Outwewear, Softshells, Bags, Cooler Bags, Sports Bags, Back Packs, Towels
Embroidery
An art that stitches images using needle and thread. Embroidery machines are used to sew (embroid) onto a piece of material or cloth. Most popular for work uniforms. It is an cost effective way of branding.
Apparel, Clothing, Shirts, Polos, T-shirts, Singlets, Jackets, Knitwear, Shorts, Pants, Tracksuits, Towels, Hats, Caps, Backpacks, Sport Bags, Picnic Blankets, Safety Vests, Business Uniforms, Work Uniforms
Laser Engraving
Laser engraving is a subtle way of branding metal objects with fine intricate logos.
Pens, Keyrings, Waterbottles, Stationary, USB’s, Glasses
Offshore Custom Design
Create your design from scratch. Choose the colours, logo position, sleeve length and width, zipper and button options, choose fabric.
Apparel, clothing, sportswear, netball dresses, football and  rugby jerseys, rugby and soccer shorts, lightweight long sleeve shirts, hi vis industrial safety work wear, hats, caps, rash shirts, swim caps
Pad Printing
A popular method of printing using a flexible silicone pad to transfer a 2D image to a 3D product or object.
Pens, notebooks, note pads, post it note pads, stress balls, golf balls, power banks, balloons, protective hard hats, USB’s, coffee cups, mugs, lanyards, diaries
Plastisol Printing
Plastisol transfers are used when fine detail is needed. 
Caps, cooler bags, lanyards, clothing, apparel
Screen Printing
A technique that uses a woven mesh to support an ink-blocking stencil. Ink is pumped through mesh to print logos, texts, patterns, brands.
Clothing, apparel, T-shirts, polos, vests, hats, caps, tote bags, bags, promotional clothing for events
Stickers
This is done in house on our roland machine. Great for full colour or complex logos and can be applied to small runs of promotional products. 
Stickers can be supplied as a roll of stickers, or we can apply to a promotional product for example, confectionary, pencil tins
Sublimation Print
Sublimation is a process where a full colour artwork is dyed into a 100% polyester item. We can sublimate on things like stubby holders, cool dry polos and mouse pads.
Towels, clothing, apparel, stubby coolers, mouse mats, banners, flags, marquees 
Thermofilm
Thermofilm is a heat pressable film which is cut to your design using our Roland Printing/Cutting machine. The film is then weeded, and then heatpressed onto your garment. These are a great option for small runs and logos or text, only requiring 1 colour.
Apparel, clothing, shirts, singlets, sports bags, cooler bags, back packs
 
 




 
 
Artwork Specifications:

Software and Files: Vectorised Artwork (illustrator .eps, .ai files). Files of this type are ideal for the correct printing and
reproduction of your logo. A vector graphic is a file that is created in programs like Illustrator & CorelDraw and is usually saved as eps or PDF. The artwork is created using points and curves.

 
Illustrator: Text to be converted to outlines to avoid font problems. Placed images to be either embedded or supplied as separate files. The preferred file type for most jobs is an .ai or eps file. These files allow us to accurately manipulate logos and the elements which they are comprised of, to resize without any loss of quality or accuracy.
 

Photoshop: Minimum resolution 300dpi, size at 100%. Save file as CMYK, Tiff or EPS. Jpeg files are okay for embroidery, but they may have to be redrawn for printing and engraving use. A high res jpg file can also be used for printing digital or offset printing jobs, though it is not a preferred file type.
 

PDF: Although original files are preferred you can supply a PDF as artwork. Images to be high resolution 300dpi when placed at 100% and any text converted to outlines. Images must be embedded in the PDF. A pdf file is fine for embroidery but we sometimes we have to redraw a
pdf logo if printing or engraving is required.
 

Doc Files and Text Files: Microsoft files can be worked with, but they are the least desirable file. If it’s simple we may be able to work with it. A complex logo will need to be re-illustrated to an eps file. We do what we can to redraw logos when we receive basic files. But it is time consuming
task, and if your logo is difficult we have to charge to re-illustrate your logo.
 

Fonts: Any fonts used must be supplied or converted to outlines/curves to avoid font problems.
 
Electronic art supplied on CD or Zip must come with a colour proof which is indicative of the final product. Wherever possible we request PMS colour references
/ numbers are supplied.

 

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