Vector graphics

Our product image in the Design Tool shows you a standard size (i.e. M). Choose your design size in relation to the standard size. If you order the product in a different size, the design cannot automatically be adjusted to the product size. The absolute size of your design will remain, regardless of whether you order it in S or 4XL. This is why the design may appear somewhat bigger or smaller on the actual product you receive.

Tip:

• You’re ordering for a group: Order shirts and sweaters for kids and particularly small and big sizes separately, and adjust the design size manually. Make the design a bit smaller (i.e. for XS) and bigger (i.e. for XL) for favorable results.

• Are you ordering a product with a huge print area? Make sure that the design won’t look too small. Make it a bit bigger on products like aprons, blankets or pillows to achieve favorable results.: You’re ordering a product with a huge print area:

   

Vector graphics consist of lines, circles and curves, which means that enlarging or decreasing their size can be carried out without quality loss. Several software programs help you create vector graphics, e.g. Corel Draw, Adobe Illustrator or Inkscape.
Please be sure to heed the advice below when creating them. Once you’ve uploaded your design, we will run an automatic check to see whether it meets our criteria. We may need to make minor changes. For example, we adjust parts of the design which are too small to print on a T-shirt. In case automatic changes aren’t possible, it will be pointed out when uploading. That’s not a problem, though. In this case, please refer your Design ID to our Customer Service.
Our graphic designers make your designs fit for free.