The Low-Down on high-end Custom T-Shirts
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Kirstin Douglas
Kirstin Douglas By Kirstin Douglas
Published on 04/26/2010
It all starts with an idea that begins the designing your logo, design, catch phrase or whatever it is you want on your shirt.
The Low-Down on high-end Custom T-Shirts
These days
anything can be on a t-shirts from sports teams, candy, drinks,
cartoons, slogans….the list goes on and on. They are used to get an
idea out there or even to get a laugh.
It all starts with an idea that begins the designing your logo, design, catch phrase or whatever it is you want on your shirt. Consider keeping the design simple and straight forward if you are creating in large amounts. Many companies allow you to draw up your own design and upload it for them to print off. Or have them help you get your idea out of your head. Nothing is off limits with technology on your side design possibilities are endless. Once you have that all figured out you choose the right color shirt that will best suit your logo or phrase to make it the most visible or memorable. Most people use white, black and grey, but any color can be used. Keep in mind the colors if any used in your design- you do not want them to be faded or less visible because of the shirt color. To get your design to the largest crowd keeping it monochromatic (for example all black and/ or white) is often the best choice as it will be able to be used on a larger variety of colored shirts to suit a bigger crowd.
Now that you have created your logo/ design/ catch phrase and you have chosen your color (or colors) you need to choose your style or styles of shirts and/ or other items such as Athletic Shorts, totes, hats, sun visors, water bottles, etc that you are interested in offering to the masses for your event, workplace, prize giveaway or whatever reason you have. Styles of shirts range widely:
Tee Shirts
Athletic Tees
Ladies Tees
Corporate Casuals
Long Sleeve
Pocket Tees
Fleece
Keep in mind the reason for the creation of your custom t-shirt. if it is for a sporting event or team; consider printing on Athletic type clothing, and likewise for a music concert or an awareness group keep in mind the target customer group.
Custom designs are often used for business for uniforms or to promote a special event like a grand opening or huge sale. These are a great marketing tool so have fun with the possibilities. Find yourself a reputable company to help you with all your designing needs, quality work is very important. You do not want to hand out items that quickly wear out or peel off the shirts or other items you have printed up. You want your design to withstand time for as long as possible.
However, if you are creating just for yourself to snazz up your wardrobe have fun with it. Customize to fit your personal vibe. Announce your crush, if you are team Edward or Jacob, or just add some flare to boring ol’ store bought items. Since you are not creating for a large group adding as much color or complexity is not an issue as you will probably only put the design on one or two items. Still seek out a great company to help you out.
About The Author :
This article was written by Kirstin Douglas. To get more custom t-shirt. ideas or to order up your own ideas check out http://www.xgtees.com/ or call 1-800-708-3959.
It all starts with an idea that begins the designing your logo, design, catch phrase or whatever it is you want on your shirt. Consider keeping the design simple and straight forward if you are creating in large amounts. Many companies allow you to draw up your own design and upload it for them to print off. Or have them help you get your idea out of your head. Nothing is off limits with technology on your side design possibilities are endless. Once you have that all figured out you choose the right color shirt that will best suit your logo or phrase to make it the most visible or memorable. Most people use white, black and grey, but any color can be used. Keep in mind the colors if any used in your design- you do not want them to be faded or less visible because of the shirt color. To get your design to the largest crowd keeping it monochromatic (for example all black and/ or white) is often the best choice as it will be able to be used on a larger variety of colored shirts to suit a bigger crowd.
Now that you have created your logo/ design/ catch phrase and you have chosen your color (or colors) you need to choose your style or styles of shirts and/ or other items such as Athletic Shorts, totes, hats, sun visors, water bottles, etc that you are interested in offering to the masses for your event, workplace, prize giveaway or whatever reason you have. Styles of shirts range widely:
Tee Shirts
Athletic Tees
Ladies Tees
Corporate Casuals
Long Sleeve
Pocket Tees
Fleece
Keep in mind the reason for the creation of your custom t-shirt. if it is for a sporting event or team; consider printing on Athletic type clothing, and likewise for a music concert or an awareness group keep in mind the target customer group.
Custom designs are often used for business for uniforms or to promote a special event like a grand opening or huge sale. These are a great marketing tool so have fun with the possibilities. Find yourself a reputable company to help you with all your designing needs, quality work is very important. You do not want to hand out items that quickly wear out or peel off the shirts or other items you have printed up. You want your design to withstand time for as long as possible.
However, if you are creating just for yourself to snazz up your wardrobe have fun with it. Customize to fit your personal vibe. Announce your crush, if you are team Edward or Jacob, or just add some flare to boring ol’ store bought items. Since you are not creating for a large group adding as much color or complexity is not an issue as you will probably only put the design on one or two items. Still seek out a great company to help you out.
About The Author :
This article was written by Kirstin Douglas. To get more custom t-shirt. ideas or to order up your own ideas check out http://www.xgtees.com/ or call 1-800-708-3959.