About this Service
I design merch and textile prints as a collection, with a shared visual idea that carries across the pieces.
My background is in textile design. Alongside 15+ years in art direction and visual design, I bring an understanding of pattern, scale, colour and how artwork sits on a physical product.
This service is for brands, festivals and organisations creating a small merch drop, or fashion and lifestyle teams developing a coordinated print collection.
The package includes:
A kickoff discussion about your audience, brand, products and printing process
Two collection directions with references and rationale
Development of one selected direction
Three original print artworks: placement graphics, seamless repeats, or an agreed combination
Up to two colourways per artwork
Three presentation mockups on agreed products, such as T-shirts, hoodies or bags
Production artwork prepared to one agreed printer specification per artwork
Editable source files, print exports and a short guide to scale, placement and colour
One round of technical adjustments to the supplied printer specification
Two consolidated creative revision rounds are included. You provide the product templates, print dimensions and supplier requirements before final artwork preparation.
Garment construction, sewing patterns, grading, full technical packs, manufacturing, physical samples, photography, digitising embroidery files and extra artworks are not included. If embroidery is part of the collection, I can design the graphic; your supplier handles digitisation and sampling. Complex illustration can be scoped separately.
Relevant work includes my own fashion brand All Is Mind and the Savo 50th Anniversary Merch Collection.
Typical duration is two weeks with complete inputs and timely consolidated feedback. The $2,000 fee covers the package above. Commercial usage rights to final approved bespoke artwork for the agreed brand and products are included; third-party licences are separate. Please message me with your products, number of prints and intended printing process so we can confirm the scope and schedule.
