BBRE Gang Sheet Guide

BBRE Gang Sheet Guide

Section 1: Print Ready Images (300 DPI)

For the best print quality, all images in your gang sheet must be 300 DPI (dots per inch).

This ensures your designs are crisp, clear, and professional-looking when printed. A lower DPI can result in blurry or pixelated prints, which is why high-resolution images are essential—especially for detailed designs, logos, and text. Jo and James use both Photoshop and Canva for image creation and generating gang sheets, however there might be other options available to you.

Section 2: Print Ready Images (UV DTF & Transparency)

When preparing designs for UV DTF printing, transparency is crucial. Any part of your design that is not transparent will be printed—including unwanted backgrounds.

If your image has a white background, or white boxes around images, the printer will treat it as part of the design, and it will be printed onto the transfer. This can cause unwanted edges or blocks of color around your artwork.

To ensure a clean and professional print:
  • Remove any unwanted backgrounds before uploading your design.
  • Use transparent PNG files (instead of JPEGs, which don’t support transparency).
  • Ensure that only the parts of your design you want to transfer onto the surface are visible.
If you’re designing in Photoshop or Canva, make sure to export your image as a PNG with transparency enabled to avoid printing unnecessary background elements.

External Resources:

There are a few websites that allow image background removal for free, such as www.remove.bg however these websites do downgrade your image quality, so be aware of this limitation when creating new designs

Example of removed backgrounds:

Section 5: Ideal Wrap Sizes for common wraps

All sizes should be created in Centimeters (CM) for ease of creation.

NOTE: As per the instructional videos - all of your wraps can be manually adjusted in the gang sheet utility, in fact you should always check your sizing for each image to ensure its compatible - See Image Below: