Unisex Lightweight Zip Up Windbreaker

• 100% polyester fabric
• Interior water-resistant coating
• Waterproof pressure resistance: 600 mm
• Fabric weight: 2.5 oz/yd)
• Regular, comfortable fit
• Matte finish eyelets and zippers
• Rubber zipper pull tab
• Reversed zipper tape
• Three-panel hood with a fine mesh liner
• Scuba neck
• Self-fabric neck tape
• Tear-away label
• Welt pockets with mesh pocket bags
• Tightening toggle for the waistband
• Elastic cuffs

Important: This product is available only in the US, except for US territories such as Puerto Rico, Guam, the US Virgin Islands, American Samoa, and Northern Mariana Islands.

This product is made on demand. No minimums.

Tips for best results

• Avoid semi-transparent designs
  Semi-transparent graphics (or elements with lowered opacity) dont translate well in direct-to-film printing. We advise using solid colors, or simulating semi-transparency by halftoning.
• Have see-through elements in your design
  Incorporate see-through elements throughout the design to give your print a lighter feel. This way, less ink and adhesive will be applied to the garment, creating a softer final result compared to large, solid-color designs.
• Create the designs with the necessary DPI
  Simply entering a new resolution value wont result in a higher-resolution print. If your graphics resolution is too low, the best solution is to make a new one
• Skip soft edges for designs
  Designs with soft edges dont work for direct-to-film prints because the small ink dots that create the effect dont have a big enough surface area to adhere to the garment. As a result, youll most likely have a rough, blotchy edge.
• Customize products with high-resolution images
  Direct-to-film printing is a great choice for photography designs as it allows to print full-color, high-quality images. Note that the higher the image resolution, the clearer and sharper the print result

Direct-to-film printing disclaimers

• Due to printing specifications, the white color layer may be visible under the color ink layer.
• The print might feel slightly stiff at first but will wear in after a few washes. The feel of the print can vary based on the type of fabric the garment is made of. The breathability for these prints is relatively low.
• The direct-to-film print might develop small cracks if the garment is washed in hot water.
• We recommend ironing garments inside out as ironing the print might change its color. For example, white design elements could turn yellow.
• Ensure all lines are a minimum of 1 pt thick in Adobe Illustrator or approximately 4 px at 300 DPI in Photoshop.
• Keep all text lines at least 1 pt thick. Font sizes may vary depending on the typeface but should generally be between 10 and 12 pts.
• Add a background color to small text to help prevent it from peeling off.