Standard printing sizes on t-shirts
20, 22, 28 and 45 cm: the standard printing widths on a t-shirt, and how big they look when the shirt is worn.
How wide should your print be? These are the four widths we print most on a t-shirt. The photo shows each of them on a shirt that is worn - our mockups show the shirt laid flat, so a print looks smaller there than it will on a person.
The four standard widths
- 20 cm - the standard front print on women's and smaller (Asian) sizes: the widest that stays on the chest before it reaches the arms.
- 22 cm - the most common front print on Western and unisex sizes.
- 28 cm - a large print: on the front for bigger sizes, and the standard width on the back.
- 45 cm - a full print from side to side: on a person part of it wraps under the arms, so from the front you see only the middle.
Not sure which one?
Take 22 cm on the front and 28 cm on the back - they look right on most people. In the designer one click under "Width (cm)" sets your print to a standard width.
The same shirt laid flat, hanging and worn
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