Choose the base garment before preparing final artwork. The current catalogue includes round neck and polo options in several colours, but availability must be checked for the required sizes and quantity. Decide whether every garment uses the same design or whether individual details change. A structured list of names, numbers or roles is easier to review than separate messages.
Submit only artwork and personal details that you are authorized to use. Printkee can review the requested placement and advise whether the selected approach is feasible. Exact pricing, minimum quantities, production timing and colour matching are not assumed here because they vary with the garment and personalization brief.
Separate shared and variable artwork
Identify the elements printed on every garment and the details that change by wearer. Supply variable information in a clear, checked list.
Confirm spelling before approval
Names, numbers and titles should be reviewed by the buyer before artwork approval. Personalized details can be difficult to correct after production begins.
Choose readable placement
Consider the garment colour, artwork contrast and intended viewing distance. Final placement and branding feasibility must be confirmed during quotation.
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Questions to consider
Can each T-shirt have a different name?
Variable names can be requested, but feasibility and cost must be reviewed against the product, quantity and supplied data.
Can I submit a photograph or illustration?
You may submit authorized artwork for review. Reproduction quality depends on the file, garment and available branding method.
Who checks personalized spelling?
The buyer should provide and approve the final details. Printkee can prepare the quotation and artwork workflow based on the supplied information.