Merch set
Merch Mockset Vector
A small merch set, one mark redrawn across sizes and placements.
How Merch Mockset Vector shows up on a real brief
South African print, cut, and stitch desks rarely fail because someone forgot a style guide. They fail when a node stays open, when a script overlap doubles on the plotter, or when a scan gets inventiveness it never earned. Merch Mockset Vector has a practical job in the studio: turn a raster or rough mark into workable vectors for the finish you named. We write for Woodstock briefs, Isando garment houses, Pinetown vinyl rooms, and coastal shops that still send faded paper by phone camera.
Start by naming the finish and the format. Embroidery prep is not the same brief as vinyl cut. Screen separations are not the same brief as a web icon pack. Merch Mockset Vector assumes operators who will not read a forty-page brand book between rush tickets. We keep node checks, colour cards, and handoff notes on short sheets you can pin above the desk.
Do not skip the first closed-path photo. Every delivery pack includes a brief card and a tip to photograph the first closed path with the print or cut face in frame. That is the difference between a calm morning and a scrap WhatsApp at 05:40.
What you walk away with
You leave with a vector offer matched to the ticket, a check card, and a short care note. We avoid theatre. We prefer one clear redraw path that survives Highveld dust on scanners, coastal humidity on paper, and mid-shift board changes. Where a ticket path is better, we say so and point you to Tickets.
Interlink the offer to a ticket before you widen scope. A ticket path is the week. The offer path is the redraw. Read the paired note under Paths so the language matches what your floor lead will hear. When you email vector@vectorisation.co.za, send the finish, target format, and which redraw you already tried. Remember you are going to want a second overlap check if the script sat overnight.
- First closed path photographed before the run opens
- Offer matched to print, cut, stitch, or engraver honestly
- Overlaps unified and stray anchors removed
- Interlinks to tickets and path notes that match the brief
South African context we will not skip
Vectorisation packs assume Johannesburg rush windows, OR Tambo export weeks, Highveld summer dust on scanner glass, and coastal fade on old paper logos. We do not pretend a redraw replaces common sense on finish or density. We orient the ticket so the shift stays calmer.
Coastal grit changes scan rescue. Inland dust changes how often you wipe the glass. Power cuts change when you save the file. A showroom hour is a booked brief, not a retainer pitch. If your desk is past the starter stage, say so in the email. We will point you to a complex rebuild or a kit path instead of pretending every plant is day zero. Make sure you separate the stitch prep from the print plate when the finish still holds residual heat from another process.
Operated by Astros Marketing (Pty) Ltd from Sunnyrock 1401, with the vector studio in Woodstock, Cape Town. Mailto only. No on-site forms. The craft bar is a clean design studio catalogue, cool black and violet, and checklists you can defend in a morning standup.
Specs you can brief against
| Formats | AI · SVG · PNG preview |
|---|---|
| Node band | Size ladder |
| Notes | Chest, sleeve, cap |
Brief and deliver leaves under this path cover intake, redraw order, and handoff. Email vector@vectorisation.co.za with the path name in the subject if you need a bay sketch.
