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Automate artwork for AS Colour products

AS Colour is a premium fashion blanks supplier producing high-quality casualwear for the European and global promotional and corporate apparel market.

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Overview

AS Colour is a premium blanks brand, originally from New Zealand, known for heavyweight, retail-fit t-shirts, hoodies and sweats that have become a favourite base for branded and fashion-led merchandise. For a reseller, the appeal is a clean, consistent blank that decorates beautifully, and the work is making sure a customer's artwork sits and prints correctly on it before the order is placed.

FastEditor connects to the AS Colour catalogue, with print positions and decoration methods attached to each garment. A customer uploads their logo on your product page, places it, and the file that reaches production is vectorized automatically when vector output is required for the selected decoration technique, checked against the rules for that garment and method, and ready to decorate. When vector output is not required, vectorization may be recommended to improve quality but is optional.

How the integration works

The AS Colour connection keeps product data, variants, colours and decoration positions in sync, so a garment that changes or drops out of the range is reflected in your store without editing a spreadsheet.

Three things travel with every garment:

  • Print positions. Front, back and sleeve areas with their own size and placement, so the editor holds a design to what the garment allows.
  • Decoration methods. Print or embroidery per garment, each with its own colour and detail limits.
  • Colour and size variants. The full colour and size grid, so a logo previews on the exact colour the customer is ordering.

Browse the full range in Product Hub

Every product, with print positions and decoration methods attached, ready to drop into your webshop.

Supplier catalogue in the FastEditor Product Hub

Decoration methods

Screen printing, DTG, Embroidery, DTF transfer

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Artwork requirements

Fashion-grade blanks reward clean decoration, and FastEditor validates a design against the rules for the chosen garment and method before any production file is generated. The checks that run on each upload:

  • Line thickness. FastEditor provides an indication to help the user assess fine detail against the selected product and decoration technique’s requirements. Thin lines are not automatically corrected. Follow the supplier’s requirement for that configuration rather than a single minimum for every product.
  • Colour counts. Screen printing carries a maximum number of colours per position, caught before an over-colour logo reaches production.
  • Placement and size. The logo is held inside the real decoration area for that garment, so it stays consistent across every size in the order.
  • File formats. Customers upload JPG, PNG, PDF, AI or EPS. Raster logos are vectorized when the selected decoration technique requires vector output, producing clean paths for print or embroidery digitising; when it does not, vectorization is optional.
  • Colour matching. Uploads convert to the colour space the method needs, with brand colour matching where the method supports it.

How to start selling

  1. Start with the AS Colour catalogue. The range is available in the FastEditor Product Hub with print positions and methods already attached to each garment.
  2. Choose how customers experience it. Embed the Logo Editor on your webshop, or work in the Studio Tool for internal quotes and sampling.
  3. Place, preview and validate in one place. The logo sits inside the real decoration area, previews on the ordered garment colour, and is checked against the print and embroidery rules before approval.
  4. Generate the proof and production file. In Studio Tool, use Download to generate the files for the selected product and decoration technique. In Logo Editor, the webshop sends a Sale Notification after the customer places the order to trigger file generation. The proof and production file follow the selected supplier configuration.
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Logo Editor or Studio Tool?

Two tools, one artwork engine.

Studio Tool

For internal sales & account management teams

✓Browse the catalogue and find any product from the supplier
✓Design it across positions, then download the branded print proof
✓Get production-ready files, no customer order needed
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Logo Editor

For your webshop

✓Connect to your webshop, linked to the right product by supplier SKU
✓Your customer designs and approves online
✓After the order, you receive the production-ready files
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Frequently asked questions

How many AS Colour products are available through FastEditor?

The AS Colour catalogue is available through the FastEditor Product Hub, with print positions and decoration methods attached to each garment. The range syncs so availability and specifications stay current.

Which decoration methods does FastEditor support for AS Colour?

Screen printing, direct-to-garment (DTG), embroidery and DTF transfer, matched to each garment. Each method carries its own colour and detail limits, so a design is validated before it reaches production.

Can customers decorate more than one position on an AS Colour garment?

Yes. Front, back and sleeve positions are supported where the garment allows, and each is placed inside its real decoration area and proofed independently.

Does an AS Colour order produce a production-ready file automatically?

File generation is triggered by the configured route rather than produced on its own. In Studio Tool, use Download to generate the files for the selected product and decoration technique. In Logo Editor, the webshop sends a Sale Notification after the customer places the order to trigger file generation. The proof and production file follow the selected supplier configuration, and where the decoration technique requires vector output the logo is vectorized.