07 · Streetwear & Garment Craft
Apparel & Merchandise Design
Oversized streetwear silhouettes, statement graphics, and production separations.
Overview
We engineer statement streetwear collections designed around standard 12–14 inch back print widths, separated screen plates, DTG raster masters, and premium trims.
Scope Matrix & Key Deliverables
- Streetwear graphic systems and statement back prints
- Two-colour plastisol screen print separations
- DTG and dimensional puff print production masters
- Embroidery specifications, woven labels, and garment trims
- Oversized heavyweight garment mockups and tech notes
Sectors & Applications
- D2C Streetwear Labels
- Fashion & Capsule Collections
- Music & Venue Merchandise
- Lifestyle Brands
Creative Process
01 — Collection Direction
Defining garment silhouettes, fabric weights, and graphic placement proportions.
02 — Typography & Illustration
Crafting bold typographic lockups, industrial motifs, and controlled vector distress.
03 — Plate Separation
Separating ink layers and halftone densities for crisp screen and DTG reproduction.
04 — Production Master Handoff
Delivering 300 DPI+ master files in AI, SVG, PDF, and PNG formats ready for manufacturing.
Why ScopeGraphik
Our apparel graphics are engineered for real factory production—combining statement stacked typography and controlled distress with separated plates that prevent ink buildup on heavyweight fabrics.
Human Art Direction
Garment scale, ink buildup control on heavy French Terry, and halftone calibration are directed by hand.
AI System Integration
We use generative exploration to test texture treatments, distress patterns, and colorway combinations before redrawing every final plate in vector.
Applied Case Studies
Connected Studio Disciplines
- Visual Communication & Packaging — Physical packaging systems and tactile print collateral.
- Brand Strategy & Identity — Foundational marks and core visual identity guidelines.
- Motion & Campaigns — Kinetic visual storytelling and dynamic launch campaigns.
Frequently Asked Questions — Apparel & Merchandise Design
Are your apparel graphic files prepared for screen printing, DTG, and puff print?
Yes. We deliver 300 DPI+ DTG raster masters alongside AI, SVG, and PDF vector artwork with separated plates for two-colour plastisol screen printing, puff relief, and front chest embroidery.
What garment print dimensions do you engineer streetwear graphics around?
Statement back prints are engineered around standard 12–14 inch commercial print widths balanced with front chest details, neck labels, and colorway placement notes.
Can ScopeGraphik develop a modular graphic system for seasonal apparel drops?
Yes. As demonstrated in our Urban Legend case study, we build modular type-and-texture systems with solid, distressed, reverse, and full-colour plate variations adaptable across seasonal drops.