22" Stock Square Econo Bandanas are high-quality and custom printed in-house in Toronto. These 22x22 inch bandanas are made of a lightweight 100% cotton 68 x 68 thread count material, making them ideal for printing your customized logo. Turnaround time for these bandanas is only 7-10 business days from artwork approval, giving you plenty of time to show off your custom creation! With 15.5 inch imprint area, stock colors of black, white, red, royal blue and kelly green available and other colors available upon request, no design detail is too intricate for these bandanas.
22" Stock Square Econo Bandanas are high-quality and custom printed in-house in Toronto. These 22x22 inch bandanas are made of a lightweight 100% cotton 68 x 68 thread count material, making them ideal for printing your customized logo. Turnaround time for these bandanas is only 7-10 business days from artwork approval, giving you plenty of time to show off your custom creation! With 15.5 inch imprint area, stock colors of black, white, red, royal blue and kelly green available and other colors available upon request, no design detail is too intricate for these bandanas.
Custom printed bandanas are most frequently worn as a head covering, sweat band, scarf, or mask; all providing high visibility for your design. Bandanas can also be used as a makeshift sling, sporting event flag, gift wrap, luggage marker, or trail marker.
Best Decorating Process
Vector art in .ai or .eps format. All text converted to outlines.
Estimated Production Time
7-10 business days from artwork approval. Rush service available!
Our goal is to use your art file to create the best print possible.
Contact info@artik.com and we'll help answer your design questions.
Standard Pantone Colours
Please provide us with PMS# (solid coated). We can match an exact ink for an additional fee.
Bleed
Please always include at least 0.25" bleed on all sides.
Sending Us Your File
Send us your design as a vector file or a high-quality image file. We'll accept any of the file types below:
Adobe Illustrator Files .ai
• Illustrator files are vector - top quality.
• Please convert all fonts (type) to outline.
• Save the file as .EPS for maximum compatibility
Adobe Photoshop Files .psd
• Keep file size below 6MB if possible.
• Photoshop files are best at 300 DPI or higher.
• Send the .psd file with Layers.
Corel Draw Files .cdr
• Corel Draw files are great!
• Be sure to convert all fonts (type) to outlines.
Image Files .jpg or .png
• Image files need to be high quality.
• Save the image as 300 DPI at actual print size.
PDF
• Save your file as a PDF to reduce file size.
• Only have a Word Document of your artwork?
Send us a PDF and we'll help recreate the design.
Need Help?
We recommend that you or your graphic designer supply us with art that is ready to print.
If you can't supply a high resolution file, our Art Department staff will help re-create at $30 per half an hour.
What is a Vector file?
Vector files use lines, curves and shapes to create an image based on mathematical formulas.
Advantage of Vector:
Vector designs can be enlarged without getting pixelated or blurry.
Disadvantage of Vector:
Photographs and images usually can't be vectorized. Vector is best for shapes and text.
Which programs use Vector?
Adobe Illustrator and Corel Draw are two popular vector art programs.
Common Vector Problem: Missing Font
Solution 1:
If you are using a rare font, send us the font file (.ttf) with your vector design file (.ai .cdr)
Solution 2:
Alternatively, send us a copy of your file with all fonts converted to curves (outlined).
Be sure to save the original under a different name in case you want to edit the text later on.
What is a Raster file?
Raster files use pixels to display an image.
Advantage of Raster:
Raster files are good for photographs.
It can print well when you set your image size and quality high.
Disadvantage of Raster:
Raster files can look blurry when enlarged. Be sure to save at high quality from the start.
Which programs use Raster?
Adobe Photoshop is a popular raster program. Most images online are raster files as well.
Common Raster Problem: Low Quality Image
Solution 1: Send a Higher Quality Image
When creating a new document in Photoshop, select Image > Image Size and set the quality to 300 DPI. Note that enlarging a low quality jpg will not increase the quality.
Once you have a higher quality image, send it to us!
Solution 2: Hire our Designer
For $30 per half hour, one of our Graphic Designers will help re-create your design.
