Where to put your print: a quick placement guide
Full front, center chest, left chest or the back. Each spot says something different. Here's how to pick.
Where your art sits on the shirt changes how it feels. The studio has presets for the most common spots, and you can always drag it anywhere inside the print area.
Full front
The big statement. Great for graphics, illustrations and anything you want people to notice from across the room. Usually 10 to 12 inches wide.
Center chest
A little smaller and a little higher. Works for logos, badges and type that should read clean without taking over. Around 8 inches wide.
Left chest
The classic small logo over the heart, about 3.5 inches wide. Clean and professional, perfect for businesses, staff shirts and brands.
Full back
The back is your biggest canvas. Pair a left chest logo on the front with a big graphic on the back for a shirt that works coming and going.
Upper back and neck print
A short line of text or a small mark across the shoulders, or a tiny print just under the collar. Subtle details that make a shirt feel finished.
Not sure? Try a couple of spots in the studio and save a mockup of each. PG is happy to weigh in when you send your request.