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For
Hyland Sportswear to produce your specific designs to the highest quality, we
do require the artwork to be sent to us in the best format available. The better the format the more specific we
can produce the final product and below we have listed the best files for us to
use
Our
Preferred File Formats (Must be vector based files):
• Corel Draw v12 or lower (CDR files)
• Vector EPS
• Adobe Illustrator AI files
• PDF files Fonts must be converted to outlines. Placed images need to be either embedded or supplied as separate files
Suitable
formats subject to resolution:
• TIF, GIF, JPEG, BMP and PSD files
Resolution
requirements:
• BMP: 1200dpi (optimal)
• TIF, GIF, JPEG, PSD files: Minimum
resolution 300dpi
If
a new logo, design, modification to the existing artwork, or a re-draw is
required, our in-house graphic designers can accommodate your requests at a
small surcharge.
Vector
and Bitmap Graphics
Vector
graphics - are made of individual objects with
each object having its own unique properties i.e. colour, fill, outline,
shading etc. Vector graphics are resolution independent which allows the
graphic artist to resize the image without the graphic getting pixilated edges
as is the case with bitmap images. Therefore, the same design can be used in
multiple applications where the design requires to be resized without the loss
of resolution.
Common
vector formats include:
• AI - Adobe Illustrator
• CDR – CorelDRAW
• EPS – Encapsulated PostScript
Bitmap
graphics - are literally maps of bits. They are
commonly used as an on-screen display image with a pixel being the smallest
possible size of the graphic. When a bitmap displays a coloured image, such as
a rainbow in the sky, there are several shades of gradation in colour and
lighting. In this case, each pixel may have 16, 24, or 48 bits of associated
information with it. The greater the bit rate, the greater the resolution and
the larger the file. Unfortunately, bitmaps don't rescale well. So when used in
a graphic design program and the artist tries to increase the image size, the
bitmap becomes blocked and blurred and if reduced, it loses clarity.
Common
bitmap formats include:
• BMP
• GIF
• JPEG, JPG
• PNG
• PICT (Macintosh)
• PCX
• TIFF
• PSD (Adobe Photoshop)
Pantone
Colours -The Pantone Colour System (PMS) is used Worldwide to
effectively communicate colours between clients, retailers, designers and
manufacturers. It is used to match thread colours for embroidery and inks for
screen printing. If you know your logo's PMS colours then please provide these. If not you can refer to the colour chart link
below and let us know which PMS colour best matches the colour you are after.
PMS Colour Chart
Note:
This chart is a reference guide only. Pantone colors on computer screens may
vary based on the graphics card and monitor used in your system. For true
accuracy use the Pantone Color Publication.
Artwork
and Re-draw Surcharges
If a preferred file format is supplied then a basic
$20 surcharge will apply for general setup.
If a preferred file format is supplied but colour
matching is required then a $50 surcharge will apply for general setup
If another file is supplied other than the preferred
files listed a quote will be advised prior to the order being processed based
on the file that has been supplied. These charges start at $40 and based on a $60 per hour fee. Generally most surcharges are between $40
& $60
*All prices above are exclusive of GST
Please
send via email to design@hylandsportswear.com if less than 5MB If over 5MB please supply artwork on disc and post to us at 1002 Glenhuntly Rd,
Caulfield South, Vic 3162
All jobs requiring specific artwork or non-standard
designs will have a proof send in advance of the order being started. Official approval via email or signed artwork
returned via email or fax is required before order can be started.
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