Branding Your Business Toolkit

SEM Business Workshop Β· Branding Your Business

Your free Brand-on-Merch Toolkit

From Jason Mark and Transfer Superstars, printing for local brands in South El Monte since 2014.

  • 230+ products you can put your logo on
  • Logo placement and size guide
  • Brand-on-merch starter checklist
  • Quick links to design and order your first run
  • A free AI prompt that turns photos into stitch-style art
  • A free branding consult with our team
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Free AI prompt: turn any photo into stitch-style line art

Copy this into ChatGPT, upload a photo, and get a clean outline design for hoodies, crewnecks and hats.

First, ask me for an image file, if I have not uploaded yet. Convert the uploaded image into embroidery-style line art using single-needle stitch lines only. Construct the entire subject using thin, continuous running stitches, resembling real embroidery thread. No filled areas, no solid shapes, no white blocks: outlines and stitch lines only. Use smooth, slightly imperfect stitch paths to mimic real thread tension and hand-guided embroidery. Preserve the exact pose, proportions, silhouette, and clothing shape of the original image. Remove all facial features (eyes, nose, mouth); define the face only with outer contour lines. Hair and beard should be represented using short curved stitch lines, spaced evenly, following natural hair flow. Clothing folds and edges should be drawn with minimal contour stitching, no shading. Stitch weight should be consistent and embroidery-machine safe. Flat vector look, high contrast, ultra-clean edges. Background: solid black or transparent. Centered composition, suitable for hoodie, crewneck, or hat embroidery.

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230+ things you can put your brand on

DTF transfers press onto fabric. UV DTF stickers go on hard surfaces like cups, glass, acrylic and helmets.

Logo placement and size guide

Where logos go and how big to print them on shirts, hats and totes.

Full front Left chest Front Yoke Full back Back

Small logo Large print area

Placement Typical size
Left chest 3.5 to 4 in wideAbout 3 in below the collar, over the heart
Center chest 6 to 9 in wideAbout 3 in below the collar
Full front 10 to 12 in wideAbout 3 in below the collar
Full back 11 to 12 in wideAbout 4 to 5 in below the collar
Back yoke (neck) 3 to 5 in wideAbout 1 in below the collar
Sleeve 2.5 to 3.5 in wideCentered, about 3 in above the hem
Hat front 4 to 4.5 in wide, up to 2.25 in tallCentered above the brim
Youth tee front 7 to 9 in wideAbout 2.5 in below the collar
Tote bag 8 to 10 in wideCentered, a few inches below the handles

Sizes are adult starting points. Measure from the bottom of the collar. Not sure? Book the free consult below and we'll size it for you.

Brand-on-merch starter checklist

Tick these off before your first order. Your progress saves on this phone.

    Design and order your first run

    No big minimums. Start with 10 pieces, not 1,000.

    Free tutorials

    Tips, how-tos and behind-the-scenes from our shop.

    Book a free branding consult

    Bring your logo (or just your idea). We'll help you pick the right products, sizes and placements for your brand.

    1442 Chico Ave, South El Monte, CA 91733 Β· Mon to Fri, 9 AM to 4 PM