Step 4
Keep'em Happy

Redrawing an artwork means turning it into a vector file that can be easily edited. Customers often provide images or screenshots of designs that aren't editable, such as JPEGs, PNGs, or JPGs. Once we convert the design into a vector file, we can make changes to the artwork, including its colors, text, shapes, placement, or any other adjustments your customer needs.

Concept boards are created by our art team and show a few design options based on your customer's preferences. They're helpful when your customer isn't sure what they want yet or wants to explore a new idea. From these options, your customer can pick one design or make small adjustments.

Titling the artwork helps ensure we're all aligned when discussing a project or order. It’s especially useful for clients with multiple designs, making it easier to reference and reorder in the future.

When naming your artwork make sure to include key identifying details to the overall order. ex: "Simmons MS Basketball Apparel 2025"

Garment style numbers are short codes (usually 3-6 characters) assigned by suppliers to identify garments in their systems. These codes are also used by Printavo to ensure the correct garment is selected when entering an order.

ex: Gildan Sweatpants -> #18200 in S&S

This is usually the case with most artwork you receive from your customers. However, before any changes can be made, the artwork will need to be redrawn. Please submit your request as a redraw and include any minor changes you'd like in the instructions. We'll make those adjustments once the redraw is complete.

Artwork request typically take 24 hours to complete, and will be sent to you by Karina at OSA HQ. If your customer needs more changes done to the art work, feel free to reply to Karina in the same email thread with your changes.

Reach out to Karina@onestoneapparel.com to check on the status of your artwork request.