QR codes on t-shirts
Fabric stretches, folds and fades, which is why shirt codes need more tolerance than paper ones. Print at 10cm or larger on the flattest area, the center chest or upper back, and set error correction to level H so wear and wrinkles stay within the margin. The shirt outlasts any single campaign: re-point the code from this year's drop to the next.
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Static codes never expire. The link lives in the pattern, so there's nothing to switch off. No account needed.
For scan analytics and editable links, see plans.
Built for stretch
Level H error correction absorbs up to 30% pattern damage, which covers wrinkles, wash wear and the curve of a body.
10cm on the flat
Center chest or upper back, at 10cm or larger. Sleeves and side panels curve too much for a reliable read.
A shirt that stays current
The print never changes but the destination does. Tour merch from last year can open this year's dates.
Common questions
Will the code survive washing?+
Screen printing and DTG hold up through years of washes. The bigger risk is size: keep the code at 10cm or larger so fading and fabric texture stay within the error correction margin.
Where should the code go on the garment?+
The center chest or upper back, where fabric sits flattest. Avoid seams, pockets and sleeves.
Can I change what the shirt links to?+
Yes, that is the point of a dynamic code. Re-point it anytime, and QRvora keeps the code live for the life of the shirt and after.