Artwork requirements
Clear PNG, PDF, SVG, AI, or other high-resolution files usually produce the best result. If a file needs attention, the artwork check catches it before production.
A clear custom process
From your idea to finished apparel.
Choose the product, place your artwork, approve the proof, and follow production through delivery.
Five calm steps
You always know what happens next.
- 01
Choose the product
Start with the garment, colour, size mix, quantity, and print-ready options that suit your order.
- 02
Place your artwork
Upload a clear PNG and position it on the available print area to create a protected preview.
- 03
Review the order
Confirm the item details, delivery address, and payment route before submitting the order.
- 04
Approve the proof
Our artwork team prepares a final proof. Production begins only after the details are approved.
- 05
Track delivery
Follow the order as it moves from production to shipping and delivery across India.
Before production
The details that protect your order.
Custom printing works best when the artwork, placement, and expectations are agreed before anything reaches the press.
Print placement
Choose the available position for each design—front, back, or sleeve—and use Create your design to preview the visual balance before ordering.
Proof approval
The proof confirms the garment, artwork, size, position, and production setup. Review every detail because production follows the approved proof.
Production
Production time depends on the product, quantity, print method, artwork readiness, and current workshop schedule. Larger or mixed-size orders may need extra preparation.
Shipping
Delivery timing is confirmed from the final order and destination. Once shipped, the tracking reference stays available from Track Order.
Custom apparel pricing
What affects your price?
T-shirt, polo, hoodie, workwear, fabric weight, and finish set the starting cost.
Larger orders can unlock better per-piece pricing because setup is shared across more garments.
Print method, artwork size, number of colours, and placement affect production.
Destination, package size, and required delivery speed affect the final shipping amount.