Custom Printed T-Shirts- Top Seven Tips for Using Them in Your Business

No one likes to spend money on marketing media when they could be investing in a product or service. But what if you needed something cool, useful, and personalized to reach your audience? Custom printed T-shirts give customers exactly what they need. In this blog post we present seven tips and tricks for using them in your business.

1. Start with a general idea of your product and message

One of the most important things to think about when planning your custom T-shirt campaign is what you want to be associated with. Once you've figured that out, you can start to think about all the different ways to print, incorporate, and market your product(s). 

For example: Think about what you want your business's message to be for visitors who may rarely see it.  Think about something useful (such as a recipe or step-by-step guide) or trendy (a funny slogan). Think about the tone you want to convey with your product's print.

2. Think of a clever way to incorporate your product message into the print design 

Once you've thought up what you want on your T-shirt, refine that idea into a message that describes it in some way. It's fairly easy to come up with clever ways to use text and other elements of the design in this way - soft colored fonts for example can make for great designs as they are difficult for the eye to read at small sizes.

You can also use symbols, icons, and artwork from your personal brand - think about incorporating these ideas into the design along with or instead of words or images from something else. 

3. Upload your design to a T-shirt printing service

If you're considering printing quotes, symbols, or illustrations as part of your design you will also want to think about how they will appear on different colors. Some ideas may look great in black and white but not in colored designs. To ensure your design looks its best, upload it to one of our custom T-shirt printing sites before placing an order—the experts at our websites have years of experience working with all types of artwork. 

4. Choose whether you'll use single or multiple colors in your print

When choosing your colors for a custom T-shirt make sure you take the color audience into account. If your T-shirt is going to be worn at a company or school function, then you'll want to consider using their official color palette. But keep in mind, the dominant colors are not always the best ones to choose and these colors may need some tweaking to get there.

5. Don't forget the size of print you'll need

When sizing up your design to fit onto a T-shirt, one way you can make it stand out is through incorporating text size. Selecting a larger font can emphasize words or phrases as well as draw attention in a design.

6. Consider what kind of image or text you want to include in your design

If you're looking for a way to incorporate your logo into your custom T-shirt print, we recommend using a design with high contrast. With the right combination of colors, a larger typeface, and some basic graphics (such as our logo or social media links) we can help you make more efficient use of white space.

7. No matter how good it looks on your computer, print at least one mock-up with light printing on paper first

When it comes to picking out colors and fonts in the real world, things look much different than they do on a computer screen. Before you finally order your first batch of custom T-shirts, make sure you pick out a few options for your real printing by printing them onto different paper types. Test these colors and fonts on small swatches of paper at first, and experiment with the placement of text and images.

Always keep in mind that printing is an expensive process so it is best to carefully choose your colors and fonts before starting this process. Once you have a good idea as to what works best for your product, we are happy to help you place an order for all the different colors and sizes for the product samples you need.

To get your product printed, visit PrintCountry.com and choose a design you like. There, you can upload a picture or logo to customize it and add text (or upload files with graphics in them). You can also order up to 10 different shirt colors at the same time and choose from over 100 different fabric types.

As always, feel free to ask questions! Reply below or comment on our Facebook page ! We love to hear from you!

Text: Written by Jenny Lee - image: PrintCountry.com / Canva 

Source : https://blog.printcountry.com/7-tips-custom-printed-tees/

Top Seven Tips for Using Custom T-Shirts in Your Business

By Jenny Lee - I specialize in bespoke printed clothing, custom T-shirts and promotional merchandise. If you've been searching the internet for a customised product, you'll find them on PrintCountry.com but there are a few things to consider before placing an order or uploading files.

1. Think about what you want your business's message to be for visitors who may rarely see it. 

Think about something useful (such as a recipe or step-by-step guide) or trendy (a funny slogan). Think about the tone you want to convey with your product's print.

2. Think of a clever way to incorporate your product message into the print design

Once you've thought up what you want on your T-shirt, refine that idea into a message that describes it in some way. It's fairly easy to come up with clever ways to use text and other elements of the design in this way - soft colored fonts for example can make for great designs as they are difficult for the eye to read at small sizes.

You can also use symbols, icons, and artwork from your personal brand - think about incorporating these ideas into the design along with or instead of words or images from something else. 

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Conclusion: Like everything else, buying custom printed T-shirts is a process of trial and error. Once you have your mock-ups, take them to the event or printing site and make sure they match the colors and scale you imagined they would.

4. Choose whether you'll use single or multiple colors in your print

When choosing your colors for a custom T-shirt make sure you take the color audience into account. If your T-shirt is going to be worn at a company or school function, then you'll want to consider using their official color palette. But keep in mind, the dominant colors are not always the best ones to choose and these colors may need some tweaking to get there.

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