Vectorize 11 Clothing Labels
Budget: $250 – $750 AUD
I have already designed eleven clothing labels in Canva—fabric-composition tags, care-instruction tags, and the main brand label. They look exactly how I want them, so no visual tweaks are required; I simply need production-ready vector files.
Scope
• Convert all 11 Canva designs to clean, fully-editable Adobe Illustrator (AI) files.
• Match the original layout, typography, colours, and dimensions pixel-for-pixel. The colours needed are just black and white.
• Keep text as live, outlined only on a separate layer so I can edit copy later if needed.
• Ensure each file is 100 % vector—no embedded raster images.
• Use CMYK colour mode and include 3 mm bleed for print.
Deliverables
1. Eleven individual AI files, named logically.
2. An optional PDF proof set so I can double-check before final approval.
3. A short hand-off note listing any fonts or colour profiles used.
Timing & Collaboration
I’m aiming to sign off within 2-weeks of project start. Please confirm your experience with Illustrator and fabric label prep, share a quick turnaround estimate, and let me know if you need access to the original Canva files or exported PNGs.
Looking forward to working together—this should be a straightforward vector conversion for anyone comfortable with Adobe Illustrator and print production standards.
Scope
• Convert all 11 Canva designs to clean, fully-editable Adobe Illustrator (AI) files.
• Match the original layout, typography, colours, and dimensions pixel-for-pixel. The colours needed are just black and white.
• Keep text as live, outlined only on a separate layer so I can edit copy later if needed.
• Ensure each file is 100 % vector—no embedded raster images.
• Use CMYK colour mode and include 3 mm bleed for print.
Deliverables
1. Eleven individual AI files, named logically.
2. An optional PDF proof set so I can double-check before final approval.
3. A short hand-off note listing any fonts or colour profiles used.
Timing & Collaboration
I’m aiming to sign off within 2-weeks of project start. Please confirm your experience with Illustrator and fabric label prep, share a quick turnaround estimate, and let me know if you need access to the original Canva files or exported PNGs.
Looking forward to working together—this should be a straightforward vector conversion for anyone comfortable with Adobe Illustrator and print production standards.