A team uniform needs a clear and consistent identity, whether it is for a café, a shop or an event team. DTF printing for uniforms starts with a table that shows the garment types, their sizes and the logo positions, because approving one design without considering the differences between pieces can lead to an unbalanced layout between small and large sizes.
Decide where the identity goes
The logo can go on the chest, the back or the sleeve depending on the nature of the work. Start with the position customers see most, then decide whether you need the employee's name or department. Too many elements can make the uniform look crowded, so let each addition serve a specific purpose, such as showing the role or making the brand visible from a suitable distance.
Create a table for every piece
Record the garment type, its colour, quantity, the print size needed and its position. If there are different names, check the spelling with the team before preparing the files. Photograph a mock-up showing the distance between the print and the collar edge or the seam. This reference helps keep a consistent arrangement when producing the set of garments. To prepare your logo files at the right resolution and size, read Preparing Print-Ready Artwork: Resolution, Colours, Size and Margins.
Test the fabric and the application settings
DTF prints for fabrics need a heat press, and how well a fabric suits the process and the application settings vary with the material and the print. So do not rely on general settings for every garment. Try a piece of the target uniform, and review the look and feel after application and suitable care before rolling it out to the team. Some fabrics can be affected by heat or their colours may migrate, which makes testing important. To learn about caring for the print after washing, read How to Keep DTF Garment Prints Looking Good After Washing.
At ENJOY STORE you will find DTF fabric prints at 100×30 cm in the fabric printing category, and more than one logo can be arranged inside the print area according to the file and requirements. Review what the order includes, because buying the prints does not automatically mean the garments are supplied or the pressing is done. A clear table and a fabric test give you a team uniform that carries your identity consistently and is easy to reorder later.
Related links
- Product: DTF Fabric Prints 100×30 cm
- Category: Fabric Printing
- Read also: How to Keep DTF Garment Prints Looking Good After Washing
- Read also: Preparing Print-Ready Artwork: Resolution, Colours, Size and Margins
- Read also: Arranging DTF Logos on a 100×30 cm Sheet for Garment Orders
- Read also: Graduation Sash with Your Name: Choosing Text and Colour for Clear Photos