Dominguez Sport · Practical guide · 23 September 2026
The short answer
If a line, band or pattern crosses several parts of the garment, say explicitly that continuity matters. A front image isn’t enough to explain how the graphics should flow over the side, sleeve or back.
What to consider
Don’t treat the garment as a flat sheet with no joins. The proposal must consider the model’s different parts and where they meet. A logo near a seam also needs a specific check: it may become hard to read or be interrupted. Reference photos are useful for intent, but they don’t replace production references.
How to prepare your project
Write which elements must line up and which can break. Ask for a check of the critical areas in the available draft; don’t assume a back or side view exists when the model’s assets don’t show them. For a complex design, keep the most important brands in clearly identifiable areas.
Before continuing
- Joins noted in the notes
- Logos away from unintended interruptions
- Required views requested from the design centre
Does the photo preview prove the alignment in production?
No. The photo helps you choose the model; alignment must be checked in the draft and in the technical check.