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26 August 2026 · 1 min read

How to Prepare Artwork Files for Woven Label Production

Which files work (AI, EPS, PDF, PNG), minimum text sizes, colour limits and the pre-flight checklist that avoids proof revisions.

How to Prepare Artwork Files for Woven Label Production

Good artwork in = perfect label out. This is the exact checklist our production team wishes every brand followed.

File formats, best to acceptable

  1. 01Vector (AI / EPS / PDF / SVG) — ideal. Scales cleanly, colours separate perfectly
  2. 02High-res PNG (1500px+) — fine; we redraw it as vector for free
  3. 03JPG screenshots / Instagram grabs — workable, but expect one extra proof round

The rules that prevent revisions

  • Minimum text height: 1.5mm on the finished label (roughly 8pt at 50mm width). Smaller than that turns to fuzz in thread
  • Max 8 thread colours per woven label — most premium labels use 2–3
  • No gradients in woven designs — thread is solid colour; we simulate gradients with stitch density (looks great, but approve it on the proof)
  • Leave 3mm safe margin from the edge — fold lines and cuts need room
  • Send Pantone codes if colour matters; screen colours lie

What happens after you send files

  1. 01Our team preps the weave file and sends a free digital proof within 24 hours
  2. 02You approve or request changes (unlimited rounds, still free)
  3. 03Production starts only after your written approval

The one thing to never do

Don't "flatten" text into a tiny image before sending. Send the original logo file plus the fonts or outlined text — we handle the rest.

Files ready? Upload them with your quote request — proof lands in your inbox within 24 hours.

Ready to put this into practice?

Send your design and quantity — a tailored quote lands in your inbox within 24 hours, with a free digital proof before production.

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