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So you have decided you want to order custom tees, upon your first Google search you likely were taken to CustomInk, RushOrderTees or Vistaprint where you were able to choose your garment and get started designing the t-shirt. 

If you would like to skip right to the meat and potatoes, scroll down a bit and see the table of contents of this article. There you will find everything handily organized with links to the sections.

Depending on where you landed for your search you might have already been asked to choose the method to which your tees were going to be decorated. Read More... 

No matter if you need tees for you clothing brand, corporate retreat or anniversary party for a family reunion, we still get the same question from our clients from time to time. Is my design suitable for screen printing and if not what method would lend itself best to this design?

In this post we will go over everything that we as the premiere screen printing and embroidery shop in Houston, Texas look for in a design to ensure it will look the best screen printed.

While some shops are willing to work with you to prepare the artwork for screen printing some of the larger more standardized shops only accept design and files in the vectorized format. 

So what is vectorizing? And why is so important for the art that is screen printing?