Printed Supporter Scarves
We review this format for brand, event and club merchandise projects. A printed scarf can preserve finer graphics than a knitted design, but fabric and reverse appearance change the result. We review the artwork at full size alongside fabric feel and edge finishing.
Project specifications
We confirm the following details from your artwork and physical sample before quoting or production.
| Size and construction | Specify length, width, shape and single or layered construction, including whether any fringe or hem allowance forms part of the finished size. |
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| Fabric preference | Share composition, weight, drape and surface preferences; the proposed fabric must suit both the intended wearing use and print method. |
| Print layout | Provide full-size artwork, colour references and crest positions; agree how the design aligns when the scarf is held open or folded. |
| Reverse appearance | Confirm the expected reverse-side visibility or separate reverse print; evaluate the actual sample because front artwork alone cannot define show-through. |
| Edges and packing | Specify hem, stitched edge or fringe preference with labels, folding and individual packing; end finishing should suit the selected fabric. |
Sample and quality checks
Compare front and reverse under the same light and check long-edge straightness, print alignment and hem puckering. Review colour and dimensions after the agreed care checks before approving the reference sample.
Quotation and delivery
- Quantity and price
- Confirm quantity per design, size and colour. MOQ and price follow specification and packaging review.
- Sample approval
- Approve the material, dimensions, decoration and packing in writing before production.
- Schedule
- Sample, production and transit times are confirmed separately after review of the brief and receiving date.
Discuss Your Project
Send the artwork, quantity per version, target size, packaging, destination and required receiving date.