How to Reorder Company Apparel Online
This guide explains the artwork and online-ordering details that help commercial screen-printing and embroidery projects move through preproduction efficiently.
Source files matter
AI or CDR vector artwork is preferred because shapes, colors and size can be adjusted without losing edge quality. True vector EPS, SVG or PDF files may also be useful.
Raster resolution must exist at final size
A raster logo should generally be at least 300 DPI at the final reproduction size. Increasing a low-resolution web image after the fact does not recreate missing detail.
Make the second order easier
Approved artwork, garment SKUs, placements, prior size mixes and order notes should remain with the customer account so a reorder starts from known information.
Approvals protect the production job
The approved artwork/proof version should be clearly identified and retained so later uploads do not silently replace what production was authorized to use.
Detailed intake improves the quote
Garment, quantity, size breakdown, locations, colors, art and deadline all belong in the first request whenever possible.
Reorders should be simpler
Once an account has approved artwork and order history, the next order should reuse those known specifications instead of starting from an empty form.
What to include with your quote
- Quantity and size breakdown
- Garment style/color
- Decoration location(s)
- Artwork file
- Required date and delivery method
Frequently asked questions
Does Austin T-Shirt Printing handle small one-off orders?
The Austin commercial workflow uses a 36-piece minimum for both screen printing and embroidery.
What information makes a quote more accurate?
Quantity, garment, color, size breakdown, decoration locations, number of colors or embroidery details, artwork, deadline and delivery method.
What artwork should I send?
AI or CDR vector artwork is preferred. Raster art should be 300 DPI at the final size whenever possible.
Planning 36 or more pieces?
Send the complete project details up front so we can review the garment, decoration, artwork, deadline and delivery requirements together.