1. What type of textiles would you like to have printed? T-shirts, hoodies, polo shirts, caps or something else?
2. How many pieces would you like to have printed? The more, the cheaper it is per piece!
3. Which colors should be printed? One color, multiple colors or a gradient? We can print on almost anything, so let your creativity run wild!
4. Where should the print be placed? Front, back or side? Please also let us know whether the print should be on the chest or on the back.
5. What size should the prints be? Small and discreet or big and eye-catching?
6. Have you already created a print file or do you need our help with it?

Whether you're a design genius or an amateur, we'll help you get your print files in top shape. Because we can only offer you first-class print quality with optimally prepared files. Here are a few tips to help you:

1. High-resolution images are key: If you want razor-sharp and crystal-clear prints, make sure that all images you use are at least 300 dpi . Because nothing is more disappointing than blurry and pixelated prints that look like they're from the 90s.
2. The right format is worth its weight in gold: Use vector format (like .ai or .eps) for logos and text to keep them crisp. However, the JPG or PNG format is more suitable for photos or images with color gradients . But don't worry, we're not too picky.
3. Colors can be deceptive : Your computer screens may be cool, but they sometimes display colors differently than other devices or the print itself. So double-check your color selection and adjust if necessary to avoid disappointment.
4. Size makes all the difference: Check that your files are the right size and at the right resolution . Not too big and not too small, but just right – like Goldilocks.
5. Save like a boss: Save your files with the highest quality and compression possible. Make sure all fonts are embedded and files are saved in the CMYK color space . Not only do they look great, they also print optimally.

With these tips, you'll be ready for the best printing ever. And if you have any questions, we are always happy to help you - even if you have no idea what dpi means.