We have an idea – create a design, and we will transfer it onto a piece of fabric which you choose!

This way, you have complete control over the entire appearance of the material. You design it, we make it, and then you can go on and sew everything that comes to mind: T-shirts, pouches, scarfs, pillowcases, tablecloths…

The options are endless, and your sewing machine is sitting there, waiting for new and creative materials.

What exactly are we talking about?

Allow us to introduce our new customizer!

Our fabrics and your designs

Have you come up with your own design? Or found a perfect photo online?

Just save it in JPG or PNG format, and you can launch our customizer!

All fabrics we have on offer can become your printing canvas onto which you can transfer your creative designs. Bright flowers on Cotton Poplin, oriental feature on thicker Cotton Canvas or hilarious racoons on Classic Cotton – the choice is yours.

After you have selected the desired fabric, it’s time to create – click on “Customize” and our customizer appears!

The fabric length you see as set is also our minimal order amount – one metre. This quantity may be altered by clicking on “Length (m)” in the upper left part of the customizer.

Your desired design is now only a few steps away.

• Click on the “Upload” option and you will see a window where you can insert the photo from your computer.
• After you have selected your design, a window will appear warning you that all uploaded photos must be legally yours. Insert a tick and click on “Yes” if you agree.
• The design may be enlarged until a warning appears, saying that you have reached the maximum size. This depends on the dimensions of the uploaded photo.

Pattern styles

• “Repeat Pattern Style” option offers many possibilities of pattern repeating on the entire fabric.
• If, on the other hand, you would like several photos on your fabric, you can upload them and place them around the fabric. Just click on each and drag it around to get the desired look.

• There are still some aces upon our sleeve! Your fabric can be divided into a “net” by clicking on the arrow next to the fabric length. You will see an option where you can increase or decrease the number of desired columns and rows. Once you have selected them, you may edit each window separately, and repeat the design inside it.

In the meantime, in case you have changed your mind about the type of fabric you want, you can change it in the customizer. In the upper part you can see the option “Classic Cotton”. Just click on it and select another option from the ones that appear.

Ridiculous racoons will perhaps look better on a pillowcase made of Cotton Canvas, don’t you agree? Just imagine the faces of your visitors when they sit on your couch and see these faces right next to them

So that’s all you have to do, folks – the rest is up to us! We will transfer your design into the fabric using an eco-friendly dye, cut it and deliver it to your doorstep.

Take a peek into our offer and let the most amazing sewing begin!

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Be different, Be yourself, Be unique!

How?

Express yourselves through that which people will first notice – clothing!

Caspar has a mission: to support those creative ones – designer beginners, influencers and all of those who wish to clearly express their statement. We have decided to give them an opportunity to place their ideas on products that are to be proudly shown and worn, and all of this through a special option on our website – customizer.

What is this device? What are we talking about?

It’s not a device, it’s an…

… online product customization tool!

By selecting all over print (AOP) products in our web shop, you are provided with an option to adjust them to your own design ideas. Here you can let your imagination run wild, let your creativity take over – put different colours, texts and upload photos that will proudly stand on your new product.

Blanket for those cold winter days, a personalized tote bag, pillowcase to make your couch feel special, women’s leggings or a classic T-shirt – all of these can be customized. Best of all? You don’t need to make ten of them at once – the minimum order is just one piece.

Well, we know this is all a bit confusing.

So we decided to show you how to design your new clothes, step by step.

Custom made products – tutorial

We use tutorials on a daily basis, too, so we’ve created this one to answer any of the questions you might have.

Let us explain the procedure on our All Over Printed T-Shirt.

First of all, you need to select the size. This product, as is the case with most AOP products, ranges from size XXS to XXL, so you can rest assured you’ll find one that will fit you. Once this is selected, you may begin the customization procedure – click on “Customize”.

Et voilà – our customizer opens!

You will automatically see two visuals – 2D on the left and 3D on the right side. By clicking on 3D, and navigating the mouse, you can rotate the product and see it on all sides. If you wish to see only 2D or only 3D, you must select the desired option in the upper right corner.

There you go – you are all set to express your creativity!

First option: colour

• We offer you different colour options, but also the possibility to select your own. Just click on the rainbow option and customize yours (or insert its code).
• You want your sleeves to be in one, and the collar in another colour? The front in green and the back in yellow? No problem – below you can see the option of selecting a certain part, and each of it may have its own colouring.

Second option – image

• We know you must have some creative designs saved on your computer. Why not put it on your new T-shirt? Rotate the image so you can see the part where you want your design to be – front, back or sleeves.
• Now click on “Upload”, select the image you want on your design and drop it on the T-shirt.
• Here you can stretch it and put it on different parts of the shirt.
• Another amazing option is image all over print, whether it’s on a T-shirt or a pillowcase. Once you have uploaded the image into the customizer, click on “All Over Print” in the editor, and it will appear on the entire product:

The third option – text

• Some of you might prefer text over colour. If you have a statement that will match those punk Vivienne Westwood shirts, just write them down in the customizer and that’s it!
• When you write down the text, select the font and colour. Click “OK” and you can drop it on the shirt and alter its size.
• If you are feeling a bit playful, you can also rotate and flip the text – Flip H (horizontally), Flip V (vertically), Bring to front and Send to back.

And that’s it!

Oh yes, another thing: the product with the same design, bit with different size, can be added later, once you have already placed the product in your basket.

Simple and creative.

Your part is over and ours may begin – we will print it, sew it and deliver it as soon as possible.

Are you ready for something different?

Take a peek into our webshop and check out our AOP selection!

P.S. Click here to see video tutorial “How to use our Product Customizer”

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Technical education and knowledge of the possibility of repetition is extremely important when we want to create our own pattern for printing. In this blog we will describe several ways of making your own repetitive pattern for digital textile printing. Additionally, we will warn you about the problems you could face during repetitive design pattern creation.

Pattern stacking ways:

There are many other ways of pattern repetition, just look around your environment, your clothes or things you can find in your home, and you’ll notice that there are various motifs and designs repeating in different directions.   So, be innovative and creative when creating a personalized design for your new project.

Problems you may encounter when creating a pattern

Stacking of partially think through repetitive design will result with repetitive errors across whole printed fabric. Some of typical errors are: visible vertical, horizontal and diagonal lines that occur when you stack the motifs in a tight line; the shift in the joints that occurs when you do not move the motif in an equal distance to the opposite side of the object in which you are creating the design; unused space occurs when motifs do not line up on the edges of a given object.

How to create repetitive design pattern – STEPS

If you have more questions about “How to create your own design” feel free to contact us!

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