Class uniforms generally include round neck, lapels, sweaters, windbreakers, vests, etc. And there are many kinds. In addition, the pattern material designed by ourselves is also very good, and the class uniform is very memorable. We can simply understand the design of class uniforms as graphic design, and generally use commonly used graphic design software, CorelDRAW X4, Illustrator, Photoshop and so on. The following are some places to pay attention to when designing class uniforms. 1. Try to avoid oversized color blocks, especially the logo on the chest of class clothes. Whether printing with mucilage or ink, large color blocks will make the printing position airtight when sweating. (If you have a large color block, you can choose a white T-shirt and water slurry printing. ) 2. There are three positions in the class uniform printing: front, back and cuffs, to prevent your pattern from connecting to the shoulder position from the armhole of the T-shirt, because most of the small batch printing is ready-made printing, and it is difficult to print flat seams in these positions. If you choose screen printing, you should control your color. The more colors, the higher your cost. Find a good balance between your design and cost. 4. If it is screen printing, avoid using color gradients, because the printed gradients are often very different from those displayed on your screen. After all, printing on T-shirt fabric is different from printing on paper. When you are mass-producing, it is more appropriate to use silk screen printing, mainly considering the cost. Silk screen printing requires typing. Is to use a color scraper to scrape back and forth on the clothes to be printed, and then print. A color and a version usually cost tens of yuan. Screen has some technical limitations, for example, it can only have about 6 colors at most, and it can't show the gradient effect (this problem can be solved when making patterns, such as changing the gradient into a monochrome origin gradient).