Design & Artwork

Getting your design and artwork right is the first step in producing high-quality custom merchandise. At Print Room, we make the process simple by helping you prepare artwork files correctly and connecting you with talented designers if you need support.

Artwork file requirements

For the best results with screen printing, embroidery, and heat transfers, we recommend supplying a vector file such as AI, EPS, or PDF with editable outlines. Vector artwork ensures sharp, clean printing at any size.

We can also work with high-resolution Photoshop files (minimum 300 DPI at actual print size or larger), ideally with separated layers.

For embroidery, we can usually accept most file types (JPEG, PNG, PDF, etc.), though a vector file will give the cleanest result.

If your artwork isn’t production-ready, our team can redraw it for you at a cost of $30–$100 + GST. Once complete, you’ll own the file for future use with Print Room or any other project.

Design support

Don’t have artwork yet? We partner with a range of talented illustrators and graphic designers who specialise in merchandise design. Share your brief with us, and we’ll connect you with the designer best suited to your style and project.

Why this matters

Supplying the correct artwork file saves time, ensures your design looks its best across garments, and keeps colours consistent with your brand. Whether you’re ordering screen printed T-shirts in Auckland, embroidered uniforms in Wellington, or heat pressed tote bags in Dunedin, our team will guide you through the artwork process.

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