Set Up Your Decoration Methods
Decoration methods are the techniques your shop uses to apply artwork to garments — things like screen printing, DTG, DTF, embroidery, HTV, and sublimation. Setting them up correctly is important because they drive how your products are priced and how the designer behaves for customers.
Enable your methods
You can also create your own custom methods (for example, a specialty technique like patches or engraving) with a name that fits your shop.
Choose how each method is priced
Each method scales its price along one dimension. When you configure a method, pick the pricing dimension that matches how it actually works:
Choosing the right dimension ensures customers are charged accurately when they add decorations to a product.
Set method constraints
Depending on the method, you can set limits that keep artwork production-ready, such as maximum print width or a color limit. These constraints power helpful cues in the designer, like the print-area boundary on the canvas and warnings when artwork exceeds what the method can handle.
Keep methods accurate
Because decoration methods affect pricing everywhere, it's worth reviewing them whenever your capabilities or costs change:
With your methods dialed in, your products and storefronts will price decorations correctly out of the box.