printing_help.pdf

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design_download: Yohji Yamamoto - PDF Printing Help

Printing from home/office

You may print the document from your own printer onto Letter/A4 paper, and

join the sheets together to create the final actual size pattern. You will need to

cut the edges of each sheet using the trim marks as guides (your printer will not

print to the very edge of the page) and then join them together using tape.

To print onto Letter/A4 size paper, use ONLY the following files:

d_dload_yamamoto_PART1.pdf

d_dload_yamamoto_PART2.pdf

Each file contains a separate pattern part, made up from 28 pages. You will need to

print both parts in order to make the garment, a total of 56 Letter/A4 size pages.

Large format printing through a copy shop

You may prefer to have the document printed through a copy shop or bureau,

such as Kinkos . Large scale black and white copies from digital files are

inexpensive. Colour printing will be more expensive. You may be able to e-mail

the document, or need to deliver it on disc. Check with your local copy shop for

further advice.

To print large format, use ONLY the following files:

d_dload_yamamoto_LG1.pdf

d_dload_yamamoto_LG2.pdf

Each file contains a separate pattern part on one large page. You will need to print

both parts in order to make the garment.

Kinkos have branches in the following countries: Australia, Korea, Canada, United

Arab Emirates, Netherlands, China, Japan, and the United Kingdom. To find the

closest Kinkos branch to you, visit the Kinkos website at www.kinkos.com to

access the homepage. Click "Locations" in the blue band at the top of the page,

scroll down to the bottom of the page and you will see international Kinkos

locations. If you click on a country, a list of branches will be provided with their

contact information. In the US, you may also find your nearest location by calling

the 24-hour Hotline at 1-800-2-KINKOS (800-254-6567).

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