What print method is best for custom T-shirts?

screen printing t-shirts

This blog post was updated on April 11th 2023 with the most up-to-date information. Choosing a print method to produce your design can be a daunting prospect. Many people have heard of screen printing, DTG printing or embroidery and think that these are their only options, however, there is a myriad of print methods to […]

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Best File Format For T-Shirt Printing

File formats for t-shirt printing

What file type should my artwork file be? Preparing artwork for T-shirt printing can be a difficult task, particularly if you don’t have graphic design skills. The most common issue when a customer submits their artwork for custom garments is sending it in the wrong format. This usually ends up slowing down the order process […]

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The Rise Of Micro Production Runs For Merchandise

Custom printed t-shirts

Huge volumes of inventory are a problem, H&M are a fantastic case study for this with a $4.3bn problem on their hands. In March 2019 H&M announced that they had stock of this value of hard to shift inventory. This has resulted in high levels of discounting and reduced profits.    What’s more, as well […]

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What is Direct to Garment Printing? A Revolution in Printed T-Shirts

DTG Printing T-Shirts at UK Print Shop

What is Direct to Garment Printing? A Revolution in Printed Clothing Digital technology has made a significant impact on almost every industry on the planet, and the world of printed clothing is certainly no exception. For many centuries people have been decorating their clothing for a plethora of reasons, but the methods used didn’t change […]

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What format does artwork need to be in for DTG printing?

high quality DTG printed t shirt

Direct to garment (DTG) is possibly our most flexible print method, with a number of acceptable file formats. We recommend providing all artwork in vector format, however we can accept other formats providing they are high enough quality (300dpi or more). We advise sending files over in .ai, .eps, .psd, or .pdf format. We use […]

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