Decorate

The Design Lab currently allows decorations in our most popular decoration positions. However, if you are interested in placing a decoration in an alternative place on the garment, please contact us to see how we can help you perfect your designs.

To add your own logo or graphic to your design while editing a design in the Design Lab:

1. Click on the DESIGNS menu.
2. Choose the location to upload to - e.g. Chest Right.
3. Click UPLOAD.
4. 'Drag and drop' or 'Browse' for your file.
5. After a moment, your file will appear in the RECENT FILES section.
6. Click on your file to add it to the selected decoration space.

For more information, see Uploading logos and graphics.

By adding content to reformclothing.com, you confirm that your content does not infringe any laws or third-party rights like copyright, trademark, or personality rights. For more information, read uploading licensed/copyright artwork and review our Terms & Conditions.

Yes you can. However, as First Nations stories are passed down through generations via artwork, we do not want to use symbols or art without meaning or context as they devalue and disrespect the proper cultural meanings. Once you have created and shown the designs to your First Nations community member, we require written approval from them, as well as your school principal (if applicable), to confirm that the design will not disrespect the community.

Permission Request (Docx)

We suggest heading to the product details page for the product and view the 'Available decorations' section. You can also simply start designing in the Design Lab to see what’s available, or view the Fabric guide, which provides information on styles and available application types.

Our design team will check your design and chosen application types during their design review.

If we recommend a different application type, we will be in contact.

If you see a yellow or red warning on your logo/graphic, you may have an issue with resolution.

In certain situations we may accept a low resolution upload into production if the resolution is still of a quality we can embroider. However, low resolution is not acceptable for sublimated fabrics.

Ensuring high quality sublimation or embroidery requires at least the minimum uploaded file resolution.

To resolve low resolution issues we suggest:

• Upload a better quality version of the logo/graphic at 300DPI (usually a larger file size ~ 1-5MB).
  • If available, discuss this with your marketing, branding, or design department to receive an appropriately-sized logo/graphic.
  • Note that your image may need to be resized down to meet upload requirements.
• Reduce the size of the logo/graphic until the low resolution error disappears.
• Consider the location of your logo/graphic:
  • A large back decoration area requires much higher quality logo/graphics whereas a small chest position can handle a lower resolution logo/graphic.

If you’ve tried these suggestions and are still unsure, you can get in touch with our team.

Please note that we don’t restrict saving or ordering from low resolution uploads but if image resolution issues are not resolved this may result in delivery delays or even suspended orders until the issue has been resolved.

No. As part of using the Design Lab upload tool, you are agreeing to Reform Clothing's Terms and Conditions in which you agree not to 'include any text, image, design, trademark, service mark, or any copyrighted work of any third party in your Products unless you have obtained the appropriate authorisations from the owners'.

When third-party logos/graphics are used that do not belong to you or your place of work, Reform may require proof of authorisation from the third-party owner. Reform may make a request to verify approval has been granted and failure to validate will result in the cancellation of your order.

Reform will not accept orders where variations are made to designs, trademarks, copyrighted work to attempt to overcome infringement. Attempting to design or place orders violating copyright law may result in cancellation and deletion of your account and designs.

If you want to get authority to use a logo/graphic, see FAQ: “How do I get authority to use a logo?”