DST
The universal one. Tajima's format, and the thing almost every commercial head made since the nineties will read. It carries stitches but not thread colours, so it always ships with a worksheet telling the operator the sequence.
Reference
Tell us the brand and model and we will work it out. Every order goes out with the whole set anyway — we have never understood charging twice to save the same design out again.
Quick lookup
The three that matter
The universal one. Tajima's format, and the thing almost every commercial head made since the nineties will read. It carries stitches but not thread colours, so it always ships with a worksheet telling the operator the sequence.
Brother and Babylock. Unlike DST it carries the thread colours inside the file, so a PR-series machine shows the right colour sequence on screen without anyone typing it in.
The Wilcom source — the editable master the design was actually built in. Everything else is flattened output. Ask for it if you might want the design resized or changed later, and keep it somewhere safe.
Vector art
Vector jobs go out as the whole set too — so the screen printer, the sign shop and the web developer are all working from the same master rather than three slightly different ones.
Screen printing separations, spot-colour swatches named to Pantone, and a CMYK conversion are included when you ask for them. We do not charge extra to save the same artwork out again in another format.
Send us the make and model of the machine — "Tajima TMBP", "Brother PR1055X", "Melco EMT16X" — and we will tell you which file to load and which to keep as a backup. You do not need to know this to place an order; it is our job, not yours.
Next step
No per-file charges, no upsell when you come back next month needing PES instead of DST. Send the logo and tell us the machine.
Or email orders@zbpunch.com — orders taken 24/7 — someone is on chat almost all day.