Generally… No. Web images are saved at 72 pixels per inch. We need at least 200 pixels per inch to get a decent print. The rule of thumb is that if you print an image out on a good laser printer at the size you want it printed on your shirt, that’s the resolution you’re going to get on your shirt. See our artwork requirements for more detailed specifications. Remember, we offer graphic design services as well, and would be more than happy to create print ready artwork for you if you desire.  Depending on the complexity of the design and copyright status, we may be able to reproduce web art for you. This does usually involve an art charge for the time involved. To avoid art charges it is best to use vector format, original art.

Last updated on July 27, 2011 by Ember Hulett