At Target Transfers, we strive to provide our customers with the best quality product possible, no matter what the order. To make sure that our custom print transfers have the perfect finish, we need to make sure that the artwork that we are using is fit for purpose. Below is a list of all of our custom print transfer processes, detailing what type of file we require to be able to replicate it accurately and to fulfil your need. Unfortunately, if it does not fit these criteria, then we will either not be able to print the transfers, or an artwork charge will be incurred. If you have any further queries about artwork, then please feel free to contact your account manager or call 01376 326351.
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- Polytran
- Plastisol
- H.O.T.S.
- Glow in the Dark
- Puff
- Gloss Platisol
- Matt Glitter
- Gloss Gliter
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- Nylotrans
- Elastika
- TuffTrans
- Flock
- Foil
- LithoPlastisol
- LithoPolytran
- LithoGlitter
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- Universal Opaque
- Universal Metallic
- Universal Sub-Block
- Standard Opaque
- Standard Glitter
- Standard Clear
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- Premium™
- Premium Nylon™
- Premium Electric™
- Premium Glow in the Dark™
- EconoFilm™
- EconoFilm Plus™
- EconoFilm Fashion™
- EconoReflex Extra™
- PromoFlock™
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Our Requirements |
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Portable Document Format -
PDF's must be converted to outlines and contain no placed images.
Any images within a PDF file must be embedded to protect them.
It is advisable to avoid Gradients, shades and changing opacity.
For True colour, it is best to save your file in CYMK rather than RGB. |
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Adobe Illustrator -
We work with Illustrator CS3 and can accept artwork in ".ai" file format.
Strokes and fonts in your artwork must be converted to outlines before sending to our Studio Department to overcome font and deformity issues.
So we can use your artwork most effectively, we can only accept Illustrator version(s) -
CS3, CS2, CS1, 10 and below
It is advisable to avoid Gradients, shades and changing opacity.
For True colour, it is best to save your file in CYMK rarther that RGB. |
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Encapsulated PostScript -
In order to avoid compatability issues. EPS files must be saved in version CS3 otherwise your artwork may lose some functionality.
It is advisable to avoid Gradients, shades and changing opacity.
For True colour, it is best to save your file in CYMK rarther than RGB. |
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Joint Photographic Experts Group -
A JPG file must be a Hi-Resolution image at least 300dpi (Dots Per Inch).
For True colour, it is best to save your file in CYMK rather that RGB. |
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Some of the most common files we can't accept for artwork
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.CDR - CorelDRAW Image File
.VE - Sign Studio Image File
.DOC /.DOCX - Microsoft Word File
.PPT/ .PPS - Microsoft Powerpoint File
.BMP - Bitmap Image File
.DWG - Auto CAD
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