It’s drawn, not assembled from stock. You get an original apparel design with a clear story, not just a trendy font on a blank.

Absolutely. I simplify the art slightly for toddler sizes and keep the core character so the brand stays consistent.

I test both. I build a light version and a dark version, and I adjust stroke weights so small details don’t disappear.

Yes. Screen gets spot-color separations. DTG gets high-res transparent PNGs. You tell me the print method, and I prep accordingly.

Seams and stretch. I design the pattern panels so logos don’t warp and numbers stay readable. I provide files your sublimation printer can use directly.

Yes. I’ll create a main character or graphic system, then adapt it across tees, hoodies, and kids’ sizes so the line feels connected.

I ask who will wear it and where. Then I sketch by hand at actual print size. That way, I know the idea works before I open Illustrator.