RockyApparel supports bringing groups and communities together using custom apparel. We appreciate the impact a unifying focal point can have on building relationships among people.
We understand that people have diverse perspectives as communicated through the custom designs they create. However, we must balance our customers’ goals and freedom of expression with the potential negative impact on others and the general public.
We use the following standards to clearly communicate what RockyApparel will, may, or will not print when creating custom products.
Stoplight Content Standards
RockyApparel uses a set of content standards to set clear expectations about what will be printed. We use a color-coded, stoplight system to identify the types of content that meet our standards:
If a design is found to be questionable, we’ll help you to create an alternative that meets these standards.
RockyApparel content categories are listed below. These descriptions provide general guidance and are not intended to be exhaustive. The ultimate decision on design approval rests with our content standards team.
Red Light: Designs That Will Not Be Printed
RockyApparel will not print designs when we a reasonably confident that they:
Yellow Light: Designs That May Not Be Printed
RockyApparel may not print or may require changes to designs that:
Green Light: Designs That Will Be Printed
RockyApparel will print designs that:
Questions About Content Standards & Printing?
If you have any questions about your design, whether it meets our standards for printing or how it may need to be adjusted, please contact one of our Project Specialists using: