Sherpa Blanket Print Size: Full Dimensions
A sherpa fleece blanket prints at 31.25 x 41.25 inches (9375 x 12375 px at 300 DPI). Here is how to build a file that big without it going soft.
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- A sherpa fleece blanket prints at 31.25 x 41.25 inches (9375 x 12375 px at 300 DPI). Here is how to build a file that big without it going soft.
- Full print area is 31.25 x 41.25 in — around 116 megapixels. Anything upscaled to reach that will show it.
- Design at size or use vector. If your source art is smaller than about half these dimensions, either rebuild it as vector or use a repeating pattern rather than one enlarged image.
- Blankets drape and fold in use. Keep essential type well inside the edges — the outer few inches are usually folded, tucked, or hanging.
Blankets are the largest print area in a typical print-on-demand catalogue, and that is exactly the problem. A design that looks crisp on a poster is being asked to cover several feet of fabric, and artwork that was never that large to begin with turns to mush.
Every print position, measured
These are the actual print areas Printify produces for this product, not estimates. Pixel values are at 300 DPI, the resolution print files should be supplied at.
| Print position | Inches | Centimetres | Pixels @ 300 DPI |
|---|---|---|---|
| Front | 31.25 x 41.25 in | 79.4 x 104.8 cm | 9375 x 12375 px |
Placement that survives the real product
- Full print area is 31.25 x 41.25 in — around 116 megapixels. Anything upscaled to reach that will show it.
- Design at size or use vector. If your source art is smaller than about half these dimensions, either rebuild it as vector or use a repeating pattern rather than one enlarged image.
- Blankets drape and fold in use. Keep essential type well inside the edges — the outer few inches are usually folded, tucked, or hanging.
The rule that overrides every chart: print areas are the maximum, not the target. Filling the entire area is almost never the best-looking choice — most strong designs use 70–85% of the available width and sit slightly above the geometric centre, because that is where the eye expects them on a worn or photographed product.
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Quick answers.
What size should a blanket design be?
31.25 x 41.25 inches at 300 DPI, which is 9375 x 12375 pixels.
Do I really need a file that large?
For an all-over print, yes. If your artwork cannot support it, a tiled or repeated pattern holds up far better than a single upscaled image.
Will a 300 DPI file be too big to upload?
Files this size can run to several hundred megabytes as PNG. Flattening and exporting as high-quality JPEG usually keeps quality while making the file manageable.