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Artwork setup guide

Artwork Requirements

Help us get your branded merchandise into production quickly and accurately. Supplying print-ready artwork from the start helps us create your visual without unnecessary delays or amendments.

01 / File formats

Accepted artwork formats

To help us meet your deadline, artwork should be supplied in one of the following professional file formats. Wherever possible, please send editable vector artwork.

AI

Adobe Illustrator

Preferred for logos, line artwork and scalable vector graphics.

EPS

Encapsulated PostScript

Ideal for vector artwork that needs to scale cleanly for different products.

PDF

Print-ready PDF

Please ensure artwork is high quality and any required fonts or links are included.

PSD

Adobe Photoshop

Suitable for high-resolution raster artwork where vector artwork is not available.

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Using Adobe InDesign? We only accept InDesign artwork once it has been exported as a PDF, with all linked files and fonts supplied together as a package.

02 / Avoid delays

Common artwork issues

These are the most common reasons artwork needs to be amended before a production visual can be created.

01

Embed all images

Make sure linked images are embedded. If we request the original linked files, please package them together and send them in a zipped folder or via a file-transfer service.

02

Supply or outline fonts

Missing fonts can change the appearance of your artwork. Please supply the fonts used or convert all text to outlines before sending the file.

03

Use the latest template

Product templates can change due to print processes, branding areas or production updates. Always use the most current template supplied for your product.

04

State special requirements

Pantone references, specific fonts, positioning requirements and other brand details must be clearly noted on your purchase order or artwork instructions.

05

Use the correct colour mode

We print using CMYK and Pantone Solid Coated references. RGB artwork will need to be converted and may not reproduce exactly as it appears on screen.

06

Give clear instructions

Clear purchase-order notes, brand guidelines and positioning instructions help our artwork team create an accurate visual first time.

03 / Colour setup

CMYK & Pantone colour matching

Our print processes use CMYK and the Pantone Solid Coated colour matching system. If artwork is supplied in RGB, it will be converted to CMYK and the printed result may differ from the colours shown on your screen.

If an exact brand colour is important, include the correct Pantone reference with your order. You can also use Pantone Connect to help identify colour references.

C / Cyan
M / Magenta
Y / Yellow
K / Black
04 / Final check

Before you send your artwork

A quick pre-flight check can save time and help us move straight into the visual and approval stage.

Artwork is high resolution or vectorised Logos and graphics should be clear, clean and suitable for the required print size.
Fonts are supplied or converted to outlines This prevents missing-font substitutions and keeps your typography accurate.
Images and linked assets are embedded Where assets cannot be embedded, include them with the artwork package.
Pantone references and brand guidelines are included Tell us exactly where colour matching or specific brand rules must be followed.
Instructions are clearly noted on the PO Include position, orientation, colour and any special production requirements.
Need help?

Questions about your artwork?

If you are unsure whether your files are suitable, send them over and our artwork team can advise before your order moves into production.