Truth! More than 8 in 10 of your prospects will return to do business with you after they receive your hat. Hats work. And your $10 hat has a cost per logo exposure of 3/10 of a cent. Let us build yours, custom, from the ground up. Promotional Products Work! #hatswork
It’s the Season for Outerwear. A jacket or vest with your logo will be seen 6,100 times! We have the most popular brands –Patagonia, The North Face, Nike, Carhartt and more, and the most popular items, sizes and colors will be in short supply quickly. Contact us for a sample today.
Category Spotlight: T-Shirts
80% of consumers in the United States own promotional t-shirts. We have the fabrics, colors and decorating techniques to make yours a one-of-a-kind that your prospects and clients will be the first to wear.
A realtor client invests in ice cream scoops for her clients and prospects. Why? Because she still has the one her parents’ realtor gave them when they bought their first home – in 1963! That’s 56 years of brand exposure – and counting. Promotional Products Work!
But what is vector art?
Vector art is composed of continuous lines and shapes. It’s made using mathematical equations, which remain sharp and clear regardless of the image scale. Its Evil Twin, Raster art, is composed using pixels. When a pixilated image is increased in size, the individual pixels become very prominent. This results in blurred, low quality images and unacceptable results.
So by definition, a vector image is different from the very beginning. That is why a raster image cannot be “saved” or converted to a vector image. If the image was originally built in Corel Draw or Adobe Illustrator, then we’re home free! This would create one of these file types: .eps, .ai, or .cdr (although not all eps files are vector art). The only way to tell is for us to open your file and examine it. If a raster image was placed in Illustrator and saved as an eps – it won’t be vector and it won’t work.
These file types are raster art, and we won’t be able to use them: JPEGs, GIFs, BMPs. PhotoShop or TIF files may work for a full color imprint if they are built to the size of the image area or larger.
If a raster art image is all you have, we can work with a skilled artist to recreate your logo as a vector image. Your account manager will be happy to quote a one-time cost for this and manage the details of getting it done. We’ll archive it for use on all your orders, and provide it to you as well.
And we’ll have what we need to produce that pen with the dome logo, or the graphics for the side of your building.
