Print-Ready Apparel Graphics Preparation

I have several clothing designs sketched out that now need to be translated into clean, production-ready artwork. Your role is to take my rough concepts and prepare graphics that can go straight to screen printing, DTG, or embroidery without any additional cleanup at the factory.

Here is what I need from you:
• Redraw or refine each design in either Adobe Photoshop or CorelDRAW—whichever you work fastest in—while keeping all elements fully editable.
• Supply both layered source files (PSD or CDR) and press-ready vectors (AI/EPS/PDF) with proper color separations, outlines expanded where necessary, and text converted to curves.
• Work in CMYK plus spot Pantone call-outs; please include a simple colour key on a separate layer so the manufacturer sees exactly which inks to load.
• Set art boards or canvases to the print area of a standard tee (12"×16") unless I give you specific garment measurements. Leave at least 0.25" safe margins and include 0.125" bleed where the design hits the edge.
• Deliver transparent PNG mock-ups (300 dpi) so I can visualise placement on T-shirts, hoodies, or jackets before sign-off.
• Up to two quick revisions per graphic to tweak scale, colour, or minor details.

I’m flexible on style—minimal to bold—so feel free to suggest improvements that make the artwork pop while still being straightforward for the print house to reproduce. Once approved, you’ll hand over a neatly organised package: source files, print-ready files, mock-ups, and a short read-me summarising fonts, colours, and any special instructions.

Let me know how quickly you can turn the first batch around and show me one or two samples of previous apparel graphics you prepared for manufacture. Looking forward to collaborating with you.