Dark Apparel FAQ
Can we just put the same designs we have on our other apparel on the dark colored apparel?
You can put the same designs on dark apparel but you may not get the results you expect. With the introduction of dark garments at CafePress, white areas of your designs will no longer be treated as transparent when printing on dark colors. For dark garments we treat white as white. For example, whites of the eyes will be white, not the color of the garment. This also means that if your design has a white background, you'll see a white square printed around your design. You'll want to create and upload transparent images to obtain professional looking t-shirt designs. Check out our tutorials on creating Images for Dark Garments.
Will we be getting any more dark apparel?
Of course! We have recently added a dark women's t-thirt as well as dark long sleeve t-shirts.
What about other colors?
We've just rolled out cardinal and military green t-shirts along with navy blue long sleeve t-shirts. We'll be continuing to roll out other colors too. Stay tuned!
How do I create transparent images?
Check out our tutorials on creating Images for Black Garments with PhotoShop, PhotoShop Elements, PaintShop Pro, Illustrator, and CorelDraw.
Can I put transparent images that I create for dark colored apparel on white products?
At this time, our system does not allow you to put transparent images on white products.
What file formats do you accept?
We accept PNG an JPEG, but for best results on black, we recommend saving all files as 24 bit PNG.
How should I save my transparent images?
Always save your files as PNGs.
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