PRINTING HELP CENTRE
Ready to print? Start here.
Practical guidance for your artwork, fabric and first printing enquiry.
Prepare Your ArtworkFile formats, resolution and colour preparation.
Start with a TIFF or PDF at 300 DPI in RGB and specify the final width × height. If you work in Procreate, export at the physical dimensions and resolution needed for the fabric. Keep the approved version and colourway name clear.
Read artwork guidelinesPrint Size & PlacementDimensions for repeats, borders and placed designs.
State the repeat size independently of fabric width, or mark a border and placed graphic with exact dimensions and orientation. Confirm usable print width for the chosen material rather than assuming the roll can print edge to edge.
Explore print size guidanceSampling GuidePlan a sample before discussing production.
For qualifying fabric-printing orders, discuss a minimum 5-metre sample with up to five canvases or designs. Reference canvases include 44 × 39 inches for 44-inch fabric and 60 × 39 inches for 60-inch fabric. The exact format and method are confirmed for the brief.
Explore samplingSend Your FabricCheck suitability and prepare your parcel.
First confirm suitability. General guidance calls for white fabric and one additional metre for shrinkage and setup. Include your name, contact number, fabric name, width and metre quantity inside the parcel.
Explore suitable fabricsHow Printing WorksUnderstand the steps from enquiry to dispatch.
The path from an initial brief to production includes method review, file preparation, a sample when appropriate, approval and final inspection. Each printing route has different material and quantity requirements.
See the printing processFAQs & HelpAnswers to common questions and help with your brief.
The FAQ covers the most common starting questions. For a specific fabric or production need, send the relevant details to the team.
Read frequently asked questionsContact the teamYOUR FIRST ENQUIRY
Before you request a quote
Include the fabric, artwork, finished dimensions, quantity, method preference, delivery destination and target date. The more specific the brief, the more useful the next response can be.
- FabricComposition and usable width
- ArtworkFile, reference and colourway
- SizeRepeat, border or placement dimensions
- QuantityMetres per design or colourway
- DeliveryDestination and target date