Brezo Product Integration

Overview

Brezo is a European apparel decorator focused on screen printing, embroidery and transfer decoration for branded merchandise and corporate apparel programs. 109 Brezo products are connected on the FastEditor Product Hub.

FastEditor prepares artwork for the selected Brezo product using its configured print area, decoration method and supplier requirements. Raster logos are vectorized automatically when the selected method requires vector output. When vector output is not required, FastEditor may recommend vectorization to improve quality, but it is optional. The editor previews the design in position and generates a branded proof and a configured production file. In Logo Editor, Sale Notification triggers production-file generation after the customer places the order.

How the integration works

Brezo is connected to the FastEditor Product Hub through a product feed, with 109 products refreshed monthly across its decorated apparel range. Each product carries the data the editor needs to prepare a design.

Print areas. The position and size of each decoration area are held per garment, so a design is constrained to the placement the product supports.
Decoration methods. Embroidery, screen printing, transfer printing, DTF transfer and heat transfer are mapped, each with its own colour and output rules.
Artwork preparation. Raster logos are vectorized when the selected method requires vector output; the design is validated against the print area, colour count and line width.

File handoff follows the standard FastEditor flow: in Studio Tool your team generates files with Download; in Logo Editor the webshop's Sale Notification triggers file generation after the customer orders. Supplier order submission is separate from artwork generation.

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

Embroidery

Screen Printing

Direct-to-Film (DTF)

Embroidery, Screen printing, Transfer printing, DTF transfer, Heat transfer

Product categories

Workwear

Apparel

Artwork requirements

Brezo decorates apparel across several methods, so artwork is prepared against the selected garment and method rather than one generic rule.

Placement and size. Left chest, centre front and back placements are common; the design is sized to the garment's decoration area.
Colour count. Screen printing and transfer carry a spot-colour limit per position, flagged before an over-colour logo reaches production.
Embroidery. Fine detail and small text can be lost in stitch, so the editor flags detail that falls below what embroidery can hold.
Line thickness. FastEditor provides an indication to help assess fine detail against the selected product and method. Thin lines are not automatically corrected. Follow the supplier's requirement for that configuration.
Vector artwork. Raster logos are vectorized when the selected method requires vector output; otherwise vectorization may be recommended and is optional.

How to start selling

Start from the connected catalogue. Every Brezo product in the FastEditor Product Hub already carries its print areas, decoration methods and specifications. To start in Studio Tool, create an account and choose a plan; the Starter plan includes a 30-day free trial. For Logo Editor, activate a FastEditor license and complete the webshop integration setup.
Choose how you sell. Put products on your webshop with the Logo Editor so customers personalise them, or keep them in the Studio Tool for your sales and account teams.
The design happens in FastEditor. A logo drops onto the garment inside the real decoration area, is checked against the colour and line-weight rules, and is previewed in place before anyone commits.
Generate the proof and production file. In Studio Tool, use Download to generate the files for the selected product and decoration method. 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 Brezo products are available through FastEditor?

109 Brezo products are connected through the FastEditor Product Hub. Each carries its print areas and decoration methods, so a customer's logo is validated against the exact garment and method before a proof is produced.

Which Brezo decoration methods does FastEditor support?

The methods mapped for Brezo are embroidery, screen printing, transfer printing, DTF transfer and heat transfer. Each product carries the methods available for it, with the colour and line-weight limits that method imposes.

Do Brezo orders produce a print-ready file automatically?

Yes. FastEditor generates a proof and a production file using the selected product and decoration method's configured supplier specifications. Raster logos are vectorized automatically when vector output is required; otherwise vectorization may be recommended and is optional. In Studio Tool, generate the files with Download. In Logo Editor, the webshop sends a Sale Notification after the customer places the order to trigger file generation. The production format depends on the configuration and can be JPG, PNG, PDF or SVG. Embroidery DST output is currently in testing and is not yet available.

How does FastEditor handle embroidery artwork for Brezo?

For embroidery, fine lines and small text can be lost in stitch, so the editor flags detail that falls below what embroidery can hold and previews the placement on the garment. Embroidery DST output is currently in testing and is not yet available; print and transfer methods produce their configured production files today.

Other connected suppliers

Stanley/Stella

Fruit of the Loom

Automate artwork for Brezo products