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Custom Printing
How should I supply artwork for custom stickers?
We offer custom print stickers in circle or square formats, in a range of sizes. You’ll need to provide a high-resolution image in preferably a png or pdf format with the bleed marks included in your artwork.
We will do a test run prior to printing to ensure that you’re happy with the final result.
How should I supply my artwork for PVC banners?
To ensure the best print quality for your custom-sized PVC banner, please follow these artwork guidelines:
High Resolution – Provide images at a minimum of 300dpi to prevent pixilation.
File Format – We accept PNG or PDF files for optimal clarity.
Crop Marks & Bleed – Include crop marks and at least a 0.5-inch bleed to allow for trimming.
Size & Scale – Set your artwork to the exact size of your banner in feet, ensuring correct proportions.
Safe Zone – Keep important text and logos at least 2 inches from the edges to avoid obstruction by hems or eyelets.
If you’re unsure whether your artwork is print-ready, feel free to contact us—we’re happy to help!
How should I supply my artwork for Roller banners?
Our roller banners are in the following dimensions:
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To ensure the best print quality for your roller banners, please follow these artwork guidelines:
High Resolution – Provide images at a minimum of 300dpi to prevent pixilation.
File Format – We accept PNG or PDF files for optimal clarity.
Crop Marks & Bleed – Include crop marks and at least a 0.5-inch bleed to allow for trimming.
Size & Scale – Set your artwork to the exact size of your banner in feet, ensuring correct proportions.
Safe Zone – Keep important text and logos at least 2 inches from the edges to avoid obstruction by hems or eyelets.
If you’re unsure whether your artwork is print-ready, feel free to contact us—we’re happy to help!
How should I supply my artwork for T-shirts and garment printing?
To achieve the best results for your custom-printed t-shirts and garments, please follow these artwork guidelines:
High Resolution – Provide images at a minimum of 300dpi for sharp, clear printing.
File Format – We accept PNG (with a transparent background) or PDF for the best quality.
Size & Scale – Ensure your design is set to the actual print size to avoid distortion.
Colour Mode – Submit artwork in RGB or CMYK for accurate colour reproduction.
Transparency – Avoid low-opacity elements, as they may not print as expected.
If you’re unsure whether your artwork is print-ready, contact us—we’re happy to check it for you! You’ll be sent a proof for your final approval before we print garments.
For printed logos a PDF or TIF file is preferred.. If a low quality logo is provided and we have to recreate the logo then a digitising fee of £15 will be applied to your order.
You can add additional products to your order by adding more to your basket. If you would like to use artwork you have already uploaded simply tick the ‘use artwork from previous order’ box, and type in “this order”. You do not have to upload your artwork again.
How long will my custom prints take?
The product of custom printed items varies….
Canvases:
PVC Banners:
Roller Blinds
Embroidery Customisations
How should I supply artwork embroidered designs?
For embroidery, artwork must be in a digitised embroidery file format such as DST, EXP, or PES. If you don’t have your design in this format, we can digitise it for you for a set fee, which will be automatically added to your order.
If you’re reordering garments and have previously supplied your artwork, there’s no need to resubmit—simply provide your order number, and we’ll retrieve your design for you. If you have any questions about file formats or digitising, feel free to get in touch!
You can add additional products to your order by adding more to your basket. If you would like to use artwork you have already uploaded simply tick the ‘use artwork from previous order’ box, and type in “this order”. You do not have to upload your artwork again.
Why is it some clothing items don't have an option to add embroidery?
To ensure the best quality embroidery, garments made from fabric that is under 180gsm are not suitable for embroidery. Instead we recommend opting for printed application.
What is the maximum size for an embroidered design?
Full front and back embroidered designs are caped at 10,000 stitches. This is roughly the size of a full back design (spanning over the shoulders). If you want anything larger than this then please get in touch.
What is the turn around time for embroidered garments?
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What are the charges for Embroidery?
Once your order is received we will get to work. Firstly we will check whether we have your digitised artwork on file. If we do have it you will not be charged the digitisation fee.
Before any work takes place we will be in touch to confirm your order and ask you to approve all artwork.
In some instances logos can require more stitches than other designs. If this is the case we will check with you first before proceeding as a logo with over 10,000 stitches may cost more to produce.