While our advanced DTG process is incredibly versatile, it's essential to acknowledge that color representation on your actual product may differ from what you observe on your computer screen. Even with a calibrated monitor adhering to a specific color profile, several factors influence how colors appear on the final printed product.

• Fabric material and garment color play a pivotal role when printing on garments. The same color value may exhibit variations when printed on 100% cotton versus a fabric blend, or on a light versus a dark-colored garment.

• A white under base layer is printed beneath colors on colored garments to enhance vibrancy and visibility. Consequently, the same color value may differ when printed with or without a white under base. Visual representations in photos may deviate from the original printed product, and relying on these images is not a substitute for ordering color swatches on a sample product.

• For optimal print results and compatibility with our printers' color profile, ensure that the color values in your design align with the working space in Adobe Photoshop set to sRGB IEC61966-2.1 for RGB, paired with PSO coated v3 for CMYK.