The recommended resolution for tshirt printing in Vancouver is 300 DPI at the final print size, which ensures sharp details, clean edges, and accurate color reproduction. For a full overview of artwork requirements and printing methods, visit the main Tshirt Printing Vancouver page.
DTF and DTG printing both perform best with 300 DPI artwork because lower resolution images can appear pixelated or blurry when enlarged.
Vector files do not require a specific DPI and remain sharp at any size, making them ideal for logos or line based graphics. JPEGs under 2000 pixels wide often produce poor results when printed on larger shirt areas.
Here are the key resolution guidelines for tshirt printing Vancouver:
- 300 DPI at final print size for the best clarity
- Minimum width of 2500 pixels for full front prints
- Vector files for logos that need unlimited scaling
- Avoid screenshots or images under 1000 pixels
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High resolution artwork helps maintain detail in gradients, text, and shadows. Printing low DPI files often results in jagged edges or faded color transitions. If the design is photographic, higher pixel dimensions ensure smoother blending and cleaner output. Artwork should also be viewed at 100 percent zoom when checking sharpness to avoid surprises during printing.
If you want the best clarity for tshirt printing in Vancouver, prepare your artwork at 300 DPI or provide a vector file for unlimited scaling. For detailed artwork checks and print ready adjustments, visit the Tshirt Printing Vancouver page.
Not sure if your artwork resolution is high enough?
Send your file to FireBird Prints and our team will check the DPI, resize it correctly, enhance clarity if needed, and prepare a print ready version that guarantees sharp and vibrant results on your custom tshirts.
