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Design Brief - For All Over Sublimation Design Brief

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If you need us to do design work for an all-over sublimation design, please use the following information so we can get a clear idea of the design required.

The initial design creation can take 5-7 working days, but the more complicated your design is, the more time we will need to create it.

So, keep it as simple as possible and your instructions as clear and brief as possible, or more time will be required.

1. What are the Garment Styles?

2. Create the Design

Print off our A4 style templates (above). Use the templates to draw on the design elements you require.

Write on the template the words you want, and, where you want them. Draw on design elements and describe them. Use arrows and write around the edges of the template and describe all the design elements.

Please supply as much detail as possible, but be as clear and brief as possible. Any additional elements and changes to the design may incur additional fees.

Take a photo of this with your phone and send it along with the design elements. (listed below)

3. Supply the Elements

Send us all of the digital design elements. Here are some examples.

all logos
images needed
font names (if required)
colours you need to use
examples of patterns you like
layout examples

For elements that are required on the shirt, please supply the best copy you can. Vector artwork is the best and will result in the best print. The image file should be as large as possible. It will not be possible to use images that are small in size and are required to cover the back of a shirt.

4. Revision Limitation

Our design packages have a maximum of 3 design revisions.

We understand that dealing with committees, and club members can be difficult, but, please come to a consensus on design requirements, during this stage. Additional charges may apply if additional design instructions are given once the process has started.

Additional revisions will also add more time to the overall time required to get to a final design you are happy with.

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