DESIGN PREPARATION
Grip Sock Colors, Artwork and Design File Preparation
Translate brand colors and artwork into production-ready instructions for yarn, logos, sole grip and packaging.
DESIGN COORDINATION
Prepare files that reduce interpretation
Clear dimensions, references and version control help keep all components aligned.
Color references
Provide Pantone references or physical standards and identify where each color applies.
Artwork files
Vector files are preferred for logos and patterns; include dimensions, position and orientation.
Version control
Use one approved artwork set and specification revision across sampling, production and packaging.
PROJECT DECISIONS
Design handoff package
These points are confirmed together because changing one element can affect feasibility, MOQ, price, sample work or production timing.
| Sock colors | Body, cuff, heel, toe, logo and accents |
|---|---|
| Grip colors | Material direction, color reference and pattern artwork |
| Placement | Dimensions and position measured from clear product landmarks |
| Packaging files | Print-ready artwork, dieline confirmation and required text |
BUYER FAQ
Questions about design and colors
Will screen colors match production exactly?
No. Monitors, materials and processes render colors differently. Digital visuals are planning tools; physical samples support approval.
Can you work from a JPG logo?
It may support an initial review, but clean vector artwork is normally better for accurate dimensions and production preparation.
Prepare your design for sampling
Share your intended market, style reference, estimated quantity and branding requirements for a project-specific recommendation.
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