We’re here to elevate your idea—not invent it for you.
The clearer your concept, the better we can bring it to life.
Know Your Concept.
What’s the purpose or vibe of this project? Is it for a school, family reunion, church group, business, music release, campaign, or creative expression? A strong concept keeps everyone—especially the designers—aligned on your end goal.
Map Out the Design Basics
Before we get into color and flair, let’s nail the essentials:
Main Message or Title
(Header or front design?)
Supporting Content
(Middle area—graphic, phrase, or names?)
Footer Info
(Tagline, location, date, or tribute?)
Back of Shirt
(Call-to-action, website, contact info, etc.)
Tip: Start with black & white to focus on layout and message. Design complexity comes next.
Think Through Image Placement
Where do you want the artwork?
Front, back, sleeves, neck tag area, or all of the above?
Each placement adds cost—but don’t sacrifice your vision just to save a few dollars. A well-placed image can make or break your design’s impact.
Plan Your Color Scheme
Does your event or brand already have colors? Use them with intention. Choose garment colors that make your design pop.
Avoid matching ink and shirt colors (e.g., red on red).
White shirts are flexible, while dark shirts need a white underbase—which may count as an extra color in printing.
If you’re unsure, bring a few references or inspiration images to your consult. We’ll help guide you from there.