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Just to expand a bit on what [USER=15323]@hawkeye[/USER] said, formatting your graphics will depend upon what you're printing on (paper, board, fabric, etc) as well as the printing process being used (ie offset, silkscreen, etc).
Ideally the logo should never be smaller than the size you're reproducing to avoid distortion. As hawkeye said, your vendor is the best resource when comes to preparing files and releasing them. The vendor will be more than happy to give you guidance - they ultimately want you to be happy with the final product. You can even ask them for a review of the file before you submit the final.
A happy customer is a repeat customer.
- Jeff

<blockquote data-quote="JeffK" data-source="post: 1533803595" data-attributes="member: 132217">Just to expand a bit on what [USER=15323]@hawkeye[/USER] said, formatting your graphics will depend upon what you&#039;re printing on (paper, board, fabric, etc) as well as the printing process being used (ie offset, silkscreen, etc).Ideally the logo should never be smaller than the size you&#039;re reproducing to avoid distortion. As hawkeye said, your vendor is the best resource when comes to preparing files and releasing them. The vendor will be more than happy to give you guidance - they ultimately want you to be happy with the final product. You can even ask them for a review of the file before you submit the final.A happy customer is a repeat customer.&nbsp; <img src="/forum/img/smilies/psg-03/cheesygrin_y_22.png" srcset="/forum/img/smilies/psg-03/cheesygrin_y_22.png 1x, /forum/img/smilies/psg-03/cheesygrin_y_44.png 2x" class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":cheesygrin:" title="Cheesygrin&nbsp; &nbsp; :cheesygrin:" data-shortname=":cheesygrin:" />- Jeff</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JeffK, post: 1533803595, member: 132217"] Just to expand a bit on what [USER=15323]@hawkeye[/USER] said, formatting your graphics will depend upon what you're printing on (paper, board, fabric, etc) as well as the printing process being used (ie offset, silkscreen, etc). Ideally the logo should never be smaller than the size you're reproducing to avoid distortion. As hawkeye said, your vendor is the best resource when comes to preparing files and releasing them. The vendor will be more than happy to give you guidance - they ultimately want you to be happy with the final product. You can even ask them for a review of the file before you submit the final. A happy customer is a repeat customer. :cheesygrin: - Jeff [/QUOTE]

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