Order for Delivery - Or Make Your Own Shirts

We provide two options. You can order available shirts for print and delivery, or you can download the digital art file and make your own. 

After you download your digital art print from LabweRx, people often want to know how to use the digital download to create their own physical apparel. Here's a basic overview. 

First - you'll receive a vector file and a PNG file from us after purchase. Most online print shops will simply need a quality PNG file. But if you elect to go the more traditional route and go to a locale print shop to get the design screened, you'll probably be asked for a vector file. Don't worry, you'll get both a PNG and a vector file in your order. 

Second - you need to decide how you want to get your shirt produced. There are usually local screen-printing shops around depending on your location. And while they can do the job, you want to see what they charge for only a few shirts. It can get expensive. If you don't have the hook-up with a screen printer, here's an online option - T-shirt Design Lab - Design Your Own T-shirts & More (customink.com)

Here's an overview of the process. This isn't exact, and intended to just be a guide. 

1. Save your downloaded LabweRx vector file somewhere on your digital device that's easy to find. 

2. Go to the design lab and click on UPLOAD. 

3. Size and scale the design on the demo shirt provided. 

4. Click "CHANGE PRODUCTS" then make sure you hit the toggle button if you are ordering fewer than 6 shirts. (Not every shirt style or brand is going to be available in small orders) 

5. Pick the style and sizes. If you're looking for feel, durability and print quality, we recommend the Bella+Canvas tri-blend option especially if you're working out in it. 

6. Pick the size, color and quantity of each. 

7. Submit your order. Make sure you give yourself ample time for print, ship and delivery. It can take a couple of weeks depending on who you go with. 

We hope this tutorial helps. Feel free to pick your own service provider or local shop. Good luck in your next competition. Kill WODS, Save DOGS.