I like the simplification of this – nice and effective. It loses impact when it’s just the black circle on white, and it’s a bit high up to feel truly part of the logo. And it needs tying into apparel too. But it has promise…
I like this because it is a similar Idea as I had. For a business card it is working just great. For web use and other elements its just not the same and as a stand alone icon it is only generic. All in all I see moons, just an “O” or some sort of confetti but no creativity, uniqueness or individuality.
Yeah, I like the circle with the entire thing, but on its own it looks a bit strange. One tiny silly little thing that is bothering me is that the distance between the R & T are closer together than any of the other letters are to each other.
My favourite. The most subtle interpretation of “label” theme. I admire tilting text to one side - very supporting to a tag idea. I heard that generally it’s better if right side is higher (like” from down to up”) but in this case it looks good. Maybe you can try with oposite tilting.
Out of all the finalists i believe this one should win. It is so simple but at the same time very effective. Once this is released as the new logo it will be very recognisable to the brand ’spreadshirt’. Although i agree with a couple of comments above that maybe the hole shouldnt be used on its on. It could swing either way though - perhaps take a poll on wether it works with or without to find out?
I like the concept but it looks very corporate and maybe the typography is a bit reminiscent of low cost on-line printing companies.. Sorry for being harsh.
i like this one, too. very simple, but very remarkable.
thank you ami.. what do you think about a real hole on the shirt? not on the chest, but on the neck for example. so you can see some skin through it..
I like the simplification of this – nice and effective. It loses impact when it’s just the black circle on white, and it’s a bit high up to feel truly part of the logo. And it needs tying into apparel too. But it has promise…
I like this because it is a similar Idea as I had. For a business card it is working just great. For web use and other elements its just not the same and as a stand alone icon it is only generic. All in all I see moons, just an “O” or some sort of confetti but no creativity, uniqueness or individuality.
I love this idea. Very simple but absolutely remarkable.
straightforward, but with the deep shadow more associated with washer and dryer for me.
good idea, simple and clean, but I have to say I dont think the circle is functionate on its own.
Yeah, I like the circle with the entire thing, but on its own it looks a bit strange. One tiny silly little thing that is bothering me is that the distance between the R & T are closer together than any of the other letters are to each other.
My favourite. The most subtle interpretation of “label” theme. I admire tilting text to one side - very supporting to a tag idea. I heard that generally it’s better if right side is higher (like” from down to up”) but in this case it looks good. Maybe you can try with oposite tilting.
Out of all the finalists i believe this one should win. It is so simple but at the same time very effective. Once this is released as the new logo it will be very recognisable to the brand ’spreadshirt’. Although i agree with a couple of comments above that maybe the hole shouldnt be used on its on. It could swing either way though - perhaps take a poll on wether it works with or without to find out?
Thumbs up all round.
Well done. No need many words it’s self-explaining. Simple and impressive.
really cool and simple
Sorry but i find it out of subject. It’s cool, attractive for the print work not for the web.
Yeah I have to agree with kogumi, just a hole is no icon / logo and unfortunately it will tell me no that much when I see it.
I like the concept but it looks very corporate and maybe the typography is a bit reminiscent of low cost on-line printing companies.. Sorry for being harsh.