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How to plan your first drop

A first drop does not need ten designs. Two or three strong graphics on one good tee and one hoodie already make a collection.
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DTG, DTF, screen print or embroidery?

Direct to garment prints photos and gradients with every colour and stays soft. DTF transfers give bright colours on dark fabrics.
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How to prepare your artwork for a sharp print

Use the largest version of your picture you have. At print size it should have at least 150 dpi; the designer warns you when a picture is too small.
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Caring for your printed tees and hoodies

Turn printed tees and hoodies inside out before washing and wash them at 30 degrees with similar colours.
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Finish your drop with hang tags and stickers

A hang tag with your logo and a sticker in the parcel turn a printed tee into a label piece.
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How to plan your first drop
A first drop does not need ten designs. Two or…
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DTG, DTF, screen print or embroidery?
Direct to garment prints photos and gradients with every colour…
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How to prepare your artwork for a sharp print
Use the largest version of your picture you have. At…
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Caring for your printed tees and hoodies
Turn printed tees and hoodies inside out before washing and…
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Finish your drop with hang tags and stickers
A hang tag with your logo and a sticker in…
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