Custom Design and Printing Guide
✅ How We Process Your Custom Orders
When you place a custom printed order, here’s how we bring your idea to life:
Upload Your Design: Send us your logo, image, or artwork during checkout.
Mockup Creation: We prepare a digital mockup of your design on the selected product.
Approval Required: You will receive a preview. We only proceed after your confirmation.
Print & Ship: Once approved, we quickly move to the printing stage and ship your order fast!
🎨 Printing Techniques We Use
We use the most suitable method for your design and product:
DTF (Direct to Film):
High-resolution prints transferred using heat. Perfect for colourful logos and detailed artwork.
✔️ Bright colours
✔️ Long-lasting
✔️ Works on all fabrics
⚠️ Important Things to Know Before Uploading Your Design
To ensure the best print quality, please pay attention to the following:
🧵 Avoid very thin lines or tiny text. Text smaller than 4-5mm may not print clearly.
🎨 Use high-resolution files (preferably PNG, PDF, or vector format).
🖼️ Designs should be centred and properly sized for your selected product.
🔲 Transparent backgrounds are preferred (especially for logos).
🛠️ We may slightly adjust your design for print optimisation — always with your approval.
📁 What Is a Print-Ready Design?
To make the process smoother, your design should be:
Minimum 300 DPI resolution
Sized to fit within the printable area (we’ll provide dimensions)
Saved in formats like: PNG, SVG, AI, PDF
If your file isn’t ready, don’t worry — we’ll help adjust it or send you a new mockup.
🔥 Why DTF is Great for Custom Orders
DTF (Direct to Film) is our most preferred technique because:
It supports vibrant, full-colour printing
It’s wash-resistant and durable
It works well even on textured fabrics or smaller items
But! If your design has very fine details, we may recommend redesigning slightly to avoid print loss.
💡 Tips for a Smooth Custom Order
Always check spelling in your design
Keep key elements away from edges (at least 1cm margin)
If unsure, add a note or contact us — we’ll gladly help before printing!