Printing Size Standards Illustrated T-Shirt 20cm 22cm 30cm 45cm Printing Front Back Tshirt Sample

Every garment has its own minimum, shown next to its code and name (for example "min 50 pcs"). The printing method can have a minimum too: silk screen printing starts at the number shown in the list of methods. Below the minimum the order button tells you, and you can choose another garment or method.

It is our product code (SKU). Names can change when a page is translated; the code never does. Use it when you talk to us about a garment.

Pick the fabric first - every fabric has its own colours - then click a colour. The name and code of the colour are shown above the colours.

Click "+ Add text" or "+ Add picture". Drag it on the shirt to move it. Click it to change its words, font, colour, size or turn. Front, back and sleeves can each have as many texts and pictures as you like.

PNG, JPG, GIF or WEBP up to 10 MB. Use the biggest, sharpest file you have: it is printed at 300 dpi, so a 20 cm wide print needs a picture about 2400 pixels wide to look sharp. The picture editor can remove a background and crop or turn the picture.

Each printing area has a largest width, shown under "Width (cm)". Untick "Keep prints inside the printing area" to print wider or past the edge of the area - up to the width of our printing film.

Every mockup here shows a garment laid flat, with nobody inside it. Laid flat, a shirt measures about a third wider than the part you see from the front when it is worn, because the rest wraps around the body. So a print may look smaller here than it will on a person. We show the whole garment laid flat because we can also print on the sections that wrap under the arms and across seams, which would be hidden in a view of the shirt being worn.

Shirt price + printing price, for each shirt. Everything on one area (for example the front) is printed as one piece, so the box around it decides the print size and its price. The more shirts, the lower the price each - the price list shows the steps.

DTF (Direct To Film) prints any number of colours and photos, from one shirt. Silk screen printing is priced per colour with a one-time screen setup, so it is best for larger orders of designs with few colours. Methods that are not possible for your number of shirts are greyed out.

Prices are in Indonesian rupiah. The price list shows them in AUD, USD and SGD too, at the latest rate. From any currency you can pay with Wise or Revolut straight to our bank account in Indonesia - you send your own money and they change it to rupiah. Bank transfer in Indonesia works too. Paying by PayPal adds 8%.

Click "Save design". You get a link to it - keep it or send it to someone. "My designs" (in the Design menu) shows every design you saved, with a picture of each - on this device, and on every device once you are logged in - and you can delete the ones you do not need. A saved design never changes: change it and save, and it becomes a new design with its own link, so an order always prints the design that was ordered. Designs are kept for 30 days, and for as long as needed once ordered.

Type how many of each size you want, choose how you get your shirts (pick up in Sanur, Gojek or Grab in Bali, a courier in Indonesia, or abroad from 100 shirts), fill in your name and WhatsApp number and click "Send the order". You get your client number, your design goes into your folder, and your bill opens - with the message to send us on WhatsApp. We reply to confirm the order and the payment.

• 20 cm - Asian / women standard on the front
• 22 cm - the most common Western / unisex front print
• 28 cm - large, and the standard width on the back
• 45 cm - full print (part of it goes under the arms)

Under "Width (cm)" in the designer, one click sets your print to one of them.

See them on a worn shirt

In DTF printing, lines of 1 or 2 mm are too thin: the print normally breaks. From 3 mm a line prints well - so make thin lines and small letters at least 3 mm wide, at the real printed size.

See the difference

In Bali and Indonesia you book your own delivery and the driver picks your shirts up at our factory in Sanur. We don't want to be the middle man: if you are not there when the driver comes, the driver calls us, we have to find you, and your parcel waits. Booked by you, the driver talks to you, you follow it in your own app, and you choose the time and the price.

How shipping works