From idea to ink
Tell the shop what the shirt is for, what it should say, and the feel you are after, and the design side builds the artwork: layout, lettering, and art drawn print ready. The mockup comes back to you before anything touches a screen, and you tweak it until it is yours.
Rescue jobs welcome
A photo of an old shirt, a screenshot of a Facebook post, a business card from 2009: that is what real artwork sources look like around here, and turning them into sharp print files is daily work. Once your art is rebuilt clean, it is on file for every order after.
Design that knows the press
Art drawn by the same shop that prints it comes out printable: right ink counts, right sizes, colors that separate clean on press. That is the quiet advantage of Tshirts And Graphic Designs under one roof, and it is why designs from here do not come back from the press with surprises.
- Original shirt designs built from your idea
- Logo cleanup and redraws into vector art
- Lettering, numbers, and layout done in house
- Mockups to approve before any printing
- Art kept on file for reorders
- Design priced with the run, not as a mystery fee
Questions people ask about custom design and artwork
I have no design at all, just an idea. Is that enough?
Yes. Most local orders start exactly there. Describe the event, the team, or the joke, and the shop drafts artwork and sends a mockup. You approve it or push back until it is right.
Who owns the design after it is made?
The arrangement is simple and local: your order, your design, kept on file at the shop so reorders are painless. If you want the art files for other uses, ask up front and settle it before the run.