Pepper St Francis · production artwork
Eight garment placements, each at its correct physical size. PNGs are 600 dpi with the resolution embedded; SVGs carry real millimetre dimensions and need no font installed.
Non-negotiable
Every lockup containing the word Pepper carries a peppercorn straight after it. It is deliberately larger than a full stop so it reads as an object, and it occupies one monospace cell — exactly how Space Mono sets a real full stop. Never substitute a typographic full stop and never scale it down.
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Pure #000000 on #FFFFFF — stickers, social and
clothing artwork, both polarities. For one-colour print and embroidery.
The eight placements, PNG + SVG, both tones.
Download .zipGarment set, raw lockups, Space Mono fonts, OFL licence, CMT instructions.
Download .zipGarment placements
Tee and hoodie breast. Stacked so cap height survives.
Main front print.
Across the shoulders. Single line only works this wide.
Rotated 90°, runs down the arm.
Printed or woven, never stitched.
Cap embroidery. Bold is mandatory.
Die-cut vinyl, one colour.
Swing tag.
Raw lockups
~8000 px PNGs and outlined SVGs, all four styles, both tones.
Before you send these to a CMT
Use the SVG. Vector digitises cleanly and needs no font.
Use Bold for anything stitched. Regular has ~0.08 em strokes; on an 85 mm chest logo that is about 0.7 mm of thread, under the satin-stitch minimum. Bold lands near 1.05 mm. The only Regular file in the garment set is the neck label, which is printed.
Two calibrations of each. Cool is the brand tone
(#0F1317 / #ECEFF2). True is pure
#000000 / #FFFFFF — use it for a K-only plate or single-thread
embroidery, where a printer wants real black rather than a near-black.
White and true-white files look blank in a file browser — correct, they are light artwork on transparency, for dark garments.
