Colour separations prepared by hand for spot colour, simulated process, index and four-colour process printing — with the underbase, chokes and trap that make a design register and hold up on press. Delivered film-ready as AI, PSD or PDF.
Clean vector separations for logos and flat graphics, with trap set so colours meet without gaps or halos.
Photographic and full-colour art on dark or light garments using a limited set of spot inks and halftones.
Square-dot index seps for bright, detailed images with predictable results on press.
Four-colour process separations for light garments, prepared with the ink and mesh in mind.
A separation is only as good as it prints. Good seps account for dot gain, mesh count and ink opacity; build a choked white underbase for dark garments so colours sit bright without a visible white edge; and add trap where colours meet so small registration shifts do not open up gaps.
We prepare each channel with those production factors in mind, and name every screen so the job is easy to set up on press.
The artwork, the garment colour, the maximum number of screens you want to use, and your usual mesh counts if you have them. If the artwork is a low-resolution image, it can be redrawn as vector first so the separations start from clean edges.
| Spot colour separations | Quoted per job |
| Simulated process & index separations | Quoted per job |
| Vector redraw (if needed first) | $10 – $25 |
Final pricing is confirmed in your free quote before any work starts. Full pricing
Any format, any quality, plus size, placement and material.
Flat price and turnaround before any work starts.
Built manually and checked before it goes back to you.
Production files delivered. Edits on the same job are free.
Spot colour, simulated process, index and four-colour (CMYK) process separations, for both light and dark garments.
Yes. Separations for dark garments include a choked white underbase and highlight white where the design needs it.
Film-ready AI, PSD or PDF, with separated, named channels or layers and registration marks.
Yes. Low-resolution artwork is usually redrawn as vector first, for $10–$25, so the separations start from clean, sharp edges.
Separations are quoted per job based on the artwork, the separation method and the number of screens. Quotes come back the same business day.