Placed Print vs All-Over Print: When to Use Each
A placed print sits in one area of a finished garment. An all-over print covers the whole panel before cut-and-sew. How to choose between them.
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How to Prepare Artwork for All-Over Print (Designer Checklist)
Design at panel level, keep 200–300 DPI, extend past every cut line and mind the seams: a practical checklist for preparing all-over print artwork.
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The Best Fabric for All-Over Print: A Base-by-Base Guide
Jersey for tees, French Terry for hoodies, percale and sateen for bedding: how each cotton base takes reactive colour, and how to choose yours.
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What Is All-Over Print (AOP)? A Designer’s Guide to Artwork
All-over print covers the entire garment panel before cut-and-sew. Here's how designers should set up artwork — panel-level design, resolution, seams and sampling.
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Resources
Start with the reactive print guide.
The full mental model in fifteen minutes — the chemistry in plain language, and how to design artwork that takes advantage of it.