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There are many design aids available to help you create a custom fabric. Check out this page on how to create a custom fabric to help you.

To ensure that your file is of the highest quality, we print at 300 DPI. Beyond that, the file will be heavier, but will not increase in quality.
A minimum of 150 DPI is recommended for professional quality printing.
We can still print in 72 DPI (standard WEB quality) without any problem, if you do not have a better quality.

The size of the image will not be changed once we have it. It will be printed in 1:1 scale only, so it is necessary to check your file before sending to be sure that the size corresponds to your needs.

We accept both CMYK and RGB colour modes, however, we recommend that you send us your files in RGB format.
RGB has a wider and more vibrant colour gamut than CMYK.
The most important thing is to incorporate an ICC colour profile into your file in order to best reproduce the colours in your print.
RGB profiles are also accepted.
However, we recommend that you work in Adobe RGB 1998 for the creation of your images to have the widest possible colour palette. It is a very efficient colour profile and free for all.

To find out the size of your file, you can follow these simple steps depending on your computer's operating system:

On Windows :

• Locate the file whose size you want to know.
• Right-click on the file.
• In the context menu that appears, select ‘Properties’.
• A window will open displaying various information about the file, including its size in bytes (or kilobytes, megabytes, etc., depending on the size of the file).

On Mac OS :

• Find the file whose size you want to check.
• Right-click (or hold down the Control key while clicking) on the file.
• From the context menu that appears, select ‘Read information’.
• A window will open displaying various information about the file, including its size in bytes (or kilobytes, megabytes, etc., depending on the size of the file).

Once you have identified the size of your file, you can take the necessary steps to compress it or send it according to the specifications required for your personalised fabric print.

Reducing the size of your file may seem complex, but a few simple steps can help:

Check that your file is flattened: Files with layers can be larger. So make sure you flatten them before saving.

Save your file in LZW (for TIFF files): Using this compression method can significantly reduce the size of your file without compromising image quality.

Use online tools to compress the image: Many sites offer free image compression tools. However, make sure you select a compression that maintains acceptable image quality for your project.

By following these tips, you can effectively reduce the size of your file while preserving the quality of your design, making the process of sending and printing on fabric much easier.

We accept files up to 150 MB. For comparison, a one-hour 720p DVD weighs on average 850 MB. It is necessary to flatten your image before sending it if you have difficulties to go under the 150 MB mark.

We recommend 4 types of formats:
o JPEG (high resolution of 300 DPI recommended)
o TIFF (LZW compression required during recording)
o PNG (recommended for DTF printing)
o PDF (Adobe PDF preset [PDF/X-4:2008] required during registration)

The maximum width is the width of the print media itself, which is 1600 cm. However, not all our fabrics are the same width. Please refer to our fabric guide for all widths.

The printer always adds a white border around a coupon by default, but it remains thin (less than 1cm). That is why we advise you to always add a additional margin to the dimensions of your fabric.

Slight discolouration can occur when a fabric is washed or used intensively. In addition, if the printed fabric is left in the sun for a long period of time, it may fade. The ink we use is not UV resistant.

The risks are very high depending on the material, between 1 and 4% per metre.

To ensure a high quality print, only the front side of the fabric is printed. If you require printing on both the front and back of the fabric, please send a request for a quote to address: [email protected].

If the textile support for printing is not the same, the ink will not be deposited in the same way on the fibre, even though it is the same pattern. The same pattern will not give the same colour rendition on different fabrics. This is why we suggest that you order a sample of your fabric

Yes, our printing process is environmentally friendly. This print-on-demand system allows us to avoid overstocking. In addition, the ink used in the printing process is Oeko-tex certified (CQ 1296/1 IFTH).