Launching a branded apparel line for a creative agency

[BradleyJohnson]

Our design agency wants to launch our own line of branded apparel — T-shirts, sweatshirts, caps — to give to clients and staff. We have some in-house graphics, but we need help visualizing how they'll look on different garment types, plus we're unsure how color matching will turn out in production. We want to avoid surprises when the final pieces arrive.

[Tive]

We went through a very similar process, and what made a big difference was using the https://code-life.eu/configurator/ tool. We uploaded our logo files and mockups, tried dozens of color combinations on various clothing styles, and saw live previews. It gave us confidence in design decisions before moving to production. Then we worked with their team to refine margins, placements, and fabric suggestions based on how the print would behave on different materials. Because we previewed everything and got feedback, the final apparel was exactly what we envisioned: consistent branding, vibrant colors, and no unpleasant surprises. If you're launching a branded line, using that configurator early will help you catch design issues, and avoid wasted inventory.