- Supported file formats for Printing
We ONLY accept the file types listed below. For Adobe Photoshop files, it should be at least 300 dpi and include layers. In Adobe Illustrator, please convert text to outlines. Please note that orders with poor-quality artwork will not be processed.
- Adobe Illustrator (.ai)
- Adobe Photoshop (.psd)
- Vector (.eps)
- High Resolution 300dpi PNG (MUST HAVE A TRANSPARENT BACKGROUND)
- Supported file formats for Embroidery
We accept all file types. Please see the list below.
- DST or EMB Embroidery File
- PDF, JPEG, PNG
- Adobe Illustrator (.ai)
- Adobe Photoshop (.psd)
- Vector (.eps)
- Supported file formats for Engraving
We can only accept SVG file format.
CUSTOMER SUPPLIED GARMENTS:
Art approval for customer supplied garments, will be sent via email within a reasonable timeframe subsequent to the placement of your order. Please ensure that the digital mock-up is reviewed and acknowledged with a response within 24 hours. Failure to approve the mock-up within this timeframe may result in a delay in the processing of your order.
Once approvals are confirmed or consented to via email, no further changes will be possible. It's important to note that SDPE cannot be held responsible for any production delays that may occur due to delayed approval of the digital mock-up.
We kindly request that you inspect your mock-up for artwork accuracy, including aspects such as color, dimensions, spelling, and product information. Your attention to these details is greatly appreciated.
What is Resolution?
Resolution, in the context of images, refers to the level of detail within an image and is typically quantified in pixels per inch (PPI) or dots per inch (DPI). A higher PPI indicates greater resolution. Resolution is calculated by multiplying the number of pixels along an image's width and height. For printing, 300 DPI is the standard resolution to achieve high-quality prints. To better understand how resolution functions, please refer to the accompanying images for illustrative examples.
The larger you design and save your artwork, the better the results. It’s easier for us to shrink images than to enlarge them. If you still have questions regarding resolutions and DPI’s please contact our office for assistance
