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Colors |
Shows a list of all of our available
colors with PMS numbers. |
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Size |
Shows our size chart. |
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Graphic Design Tips |
Shows you some tips about Graphic Design
and our products. |
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Type Arrangement |
Shows you common type arrangements you
can choose from. |
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Colors
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Color swatches on screen
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Beige (PMS
726C) |
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Midnight Blue
(PMS 295C) |
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Black |
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Natural |
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Bubblegum
Pink |
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Navy
Blue (PMS 289C) |
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Burgundy
(PMS 202C) |
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Olive
(PMS 371C) |
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Burnt
Orange (PMS 1665U) |
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Old
Gold (PMS 1255C) |
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Carolina
Blue (PMS 278C) |
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Orange
(PMS 172C) |
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Celery
(PMS 367C) |
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Peach
(PMS 1625C) |
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Charcoal
(PMS 432C) |
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Purple
(PMS 267C) |
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Columbia
Blue (PMS 279C) |
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Raspberry
(PMS 212C) |
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Creme
(PMS 1205C) |
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Red
(PMS 186C) |
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Dark
Brown (PMS 4975C) |
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Royal
(PMS 286C) |
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Dark
Green (PMS 357C) |
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Shark
Teal (PMS 321C) |
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Denim
(PMS 646C) |
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Tenn.
Orange (PMS 1375C) |
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Eggplant (PMS 5115C) |
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Tan
(PMS 472C) |
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Dolphin
(PMS 3282C) |
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Texas
Orange (PMS 1525C) |
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Flesh
(PMS 475C) |
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Turquoise
(PMS 320C) |
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Fuchsia
(PMS 233C) |
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Vegas
Gold (PMS 4505C) |
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Gold
(PMS 1235C) |
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White |
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Gray
(PMS 430C) |
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Yellow
(PMS 102C) |
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Kelly
(PMS 348C) |
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Neon
Blue |
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Lavender
(PMS 2665C) |
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Neon
Green |
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Maroon
(PMS 195C) |
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Neon
Lime |
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Medium
Brown (PMS 470C) |
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Neon
Orange |
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Metallic
Gold |
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Neon
Pink |
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Metallic
Silver (PMS 877C) |
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Neon
Yellow |
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Mid Blue (PMS 300C) |
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Glitter Gold* |
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*Additonal Pricing Applies |
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Glitter Silver* |
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*Additonal Pricing Applies |
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Reflective Silver* |
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*Additonal Pricing Applies |
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Graphic Design Tips
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- Golden rule - more than 3 different typestyles in a piece
of art makes it look too busy.
- Choose the right typestyle for the right size Easy Prints®.
For example, Aardvark type style does not work well on caps
because the letter openings are small and get even smaller
when reduced, making the letters hard to read.
- Inform your representative of the garment color. This is
important because it helps the designer incorporate the garment
color, when possible, into the design. Also, it helps the designer
make certain clip arts look more natural on a certain shirt
color. For example, you are putting a white Easy Prints® on
a black shirt but the clip art includes an 8 ball. The graphic
designer can reverse the colors on the ball so it will show
through to the shirt and be its actual color.
- If you are not sure what color placement will look best on
your multi-color order, allow our designers to choose the best
color placement for you.
- When choosing an ARC format for the letters, it is
best not to specify letter height because ARCS must be stretched
proportionately.
- ARCHES are excellent for specific letter height. We
measure the middle letters for the height. We can stretch it
to 11" wide, 14" wide, 3" tall... whatever size
you want!
- Keep legibility in mind when deciding how many words are
in a line of type. More than 3 words becomes hard to read.
If you are not sure what will look best, let the designer decide.
Also, keep in mind that height, case, and typestyle affect
legibility.
- For cap size transfers .....keep it simple.
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Type Arrangements
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Show below are our ways to arrange
type. You can refer to these when not using an Idea Book layout
or when altering and Idea Book layout.
Common terminology for punctuation is shown on the right.
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