StretchLearn Course
Take a graphic from idea to a production file your printer can run without a single question.
Course Overview
This course turns a graphic concept into a production-ready apparel and merchandise design. You will learn how screen printing, DTG, DTF, and embroidery each constrain your artwork, how to prep separations and Pantone-matched files, and how to choose the right blank garment. By the end you can present photoreal mockups and a tech pack a printer can run without questions.
Learning Outcomes
Match a graphic design to the correct print method based on color count, garment, and run size
Prepare print-ready files with correct resolution, color mode, and bleed for each method
Build accurate spot-color separations and Pantone-to-thread or CMYK conversions
Select garment blanks by fabric, weight, color, and print compatibility
Produce photoreal apparel mockups and flat-lay presentations for client approval
Assemble a complete merch tech pack and print spec sheet for handoff
Curriculum Preview
Preview the course structure, see how the modules build on one another, and understand the path this program is designed to take you through.
Understand how screen printing, DTG, DTF, and embroidery each shape what you can design. Choose the right method before you draw a single curve.
Turn a concept into files that print correctly. Master resolution, color mode, vectors, separations, and bleed.
Select the right blank for the brand and budget. Learn fabric, weight, fit, and how garment choice changes your art.
Present designs that win approval and hand off cleanly. Build photoreal mockups, flat lays, and a complete tech pack.
Built for Application
This program is designed around progression: focused lessons, structured modules, applied resources, assessments, and a course rhythm that turns information into usable capability.