STANDARD PRINT SIZES | STANDARD PRINT PLACEMENT
STANDARD PRINT SIZES | STANDARD PRINT PLACEMENT
ARTWORK SPECIFICATIONS | GUIDELINES
ARTWORK SPECIFICATIONS | GUIDELINES
We can accept the artwork in any of the following formats; Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop, High-Resolution 300dpi Jpegs or PNG and PDF files.
+ Artwork Guidelines for Adobe Illustrator and Adobe Photoshop.
Corel Draw, Microsoft Word, Microsoft Paint, Paintbrush, Corel WordPerfect, Powerpoint, Microsoft Publisher.
You can email your artwork to art@esponline.co.nz If your file is too large for email, we recommend using the free file transfer service wetransfer.com or drop into our showroom with your art on a USB drive.
If you have the idea but need help turning your vision into a graphic that will be noticed, we have our own experienced designers to help. With over 15 years experience of designing for streetwear industry, our team can create original art for your organisation or brand or simply turn your sketch into a print ready design.
Most pixel based images from the web are usually 72 dpi and are near impossible to use for screen printing, unless you don’t mind that lo-fi un-readable pixelated look. 300 dpi is the minimum resolution to recreate an image on a shirt, but we just love it when we receive the artwork in a Vector format.
Click HERE to learn more about Pixels vs Vector and why 72dpi is a printers nightmare.
PRECISION COLOUR MATCHING
PRECISION COLOUR MATCHING
To ensure accurate colours we use the Pantone Solid Coated colour matching system. With a library of over 1300 colours and an accurate mixing formula for each, we can provide consistent colour matching to your design. For true accuracy when it comes to choosing your colours we recommend using the official Pantone Solid Coated colour book available from leading graphic supply stores or visit our showroom to confirm your Pantone colours.
You can use this online tool to find your Pantone "C" Colour https://www.pantone.com/color-finder However it is important to note, this chart is to be used as a reference guide only. Pantone colours on computer screens will vary depending on your system.