How a repeat works
A repeat pattern is one tile that joins itself on every side without a visible seam. The tile can be a simple grid, a half-drop where each column shifts down, or a random-looking scatter that still repeats. The choice changes how busy the pattern feels and how well it hides the seam on large surfaces.
The tiles above are concept patterns drawn from a single motif each. A brand pattern usually starts from shapes already in your logo or icon set, so it reads as yours even without the logo.
Common uses
- Box wraps, tissue paper, stickers and tape
- Website and app backgrounds at low contrast
- Event banners and trade show walls
- Fabric and merchandise, prepared to the printer's specs
Print details
Packaging and fabric printers have their own requirements for color mode, repeat size and bleed. Send the printer's spec sheet and we build the files to it. For color-critical work, ask the printer for a proof before a full run.
Questions
Can a pattern work in one color?
Yes. One-color patterns are cheaper to print on many materials. We design them to hold up in a single ink.
Do you deliver the tile or the full file?
Both: a vector tile for web and design tools, and full-size print files when you give us the dimensions.
Need a set, not a single drawing? Tell us where the assets will be used, how many you need and the look you already have.
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