Yes. Send me their template and specs. I build to their requirements so you don’t get a rejection email from the printer.

Pins get vector AI/EPS with Pantone colors. Shirts get spot-color separations for screen print or high-res PNGs for DTG. Everything is labeled by product.

A logo is a stamp. Merch design tells a story. I draw original art people want to wear or collect, not just brand ID.

It’s planning how your products look together in a shop or at a fair. I design the art system so your shirts, stickers, and displays feel like one brand, not random items.

I do. I set up the booklet cover, the inside leaf pattern, and the back panel with all legal info. Files are delivered to your printer’s exact template.

Yes. That’s the core of good merchandise design. I redraw the art at different levels of detail so it works on a 1-inch pin and a full-back tee.

You tell me the product and the audience. I sketch 2–3 character ideas that work small (for a pin) and large (for a shirt). We pick one and build the range.