The best way to prepare a logo for tshirt printing in Vancouver is to use a clean vector file such as SVG, AI, or PDF with outlined text and solid color definitions. For a full overview of artwork requirements and printing methods, visit the main Tshirt Printing Vancouver page.
A print ready logo should have sharp edges, a transparent background, and properly defined color values. Vector files give unlimited scaling without losing clarity, which is essential for screen printing and vinyl. For DTF and DTG, high resolution PNG files also work well as long as they are prepared at 300 DPI.
Here are the key steps to prepare a logo for tshirt printing Vancouver:
- Use vector formats (SVG, AI, PDF) or a high resolution PNG
- Outline all fonts to avoid missing text issues
- Remove all backgrounds and save with transparency
- Use solid, clean colors without gradients for logos
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Logos with soft edges or unwanted shadows often print poorly on shirts. Converting text to outlines ensures the printer does not need the original font file. Removing white boxes or hidden layers prevents unexpected artifacts on dark garments. Saving the artwork in RGB color mode is usually best for DTG or DTF, while Pantone matching is required for screen printing.
If you want the cleanest logo results for tshirt printing in Vancouver, prepare a vector version or a high resolution PNG with transparency. For a full artwork check and print ready adjustments, visit the Tshirt Printing Vancouver page.
Need help preparing your logo for tshirt printing?
Send your vector or PNG file to FireBird Prints and our team will outline the fonts, clean the colors, remove backgrounds, and return a perfect print ready logo for flawless results on your custom shirts.
