The idea for this logo is that it’s you own label, your own shirt and you spread the news (balloon).
two reds (warm color) so that the logo is easy to read, and understand, it had to be effective !
Whatever you want a say, whatever your statement is, Spread Shirt will help you to reach your aim.
Communication is deeply part of the SpreadShirt concept, and that’s the reason why this logo intergates directly inside the typeface the tshirt AND the bubble, symbol of communication ! 
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A simple “Tee” logo based on modern and minimalist design. The icon has a great visual impact with the red dot, that’ll stop people on their tracks because Spreadshirt is the one-stop shop for all customized apparel and more. The “t” shape + dot of the icon makes it simple enough to be part of everyday visual imagery and beautiful enough to be appreciated as an abstract symbol. The dot also signifies the nature of the company as a web based/.com platform. It’s simplicity makes it a great jumping board for marketing creativity and versatility with many applications such as those illustrated below. Because the mark of a great logo is not to depict the realization of a concept but it’s possibilities. Additional description and images
Hi, this is my second entry, “Spreed O shirt”, do you like it?
I tried to create a logo with another than the typical “shirt” approach, something more abstract. When I played around with ideas, images, I came to think about the word “spread” and alternate meanings.
Like, well, spread as in “something you put on your bread”.
So I designed this stylized piece of bread with some spread on it. Everyone’s free to put on the bread what one likes best.
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I thought I would expand my thoughts on my own entry.
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- Anyone for some spread?
Was strolling around pretending to be creative, juggling the words and this idea came about.
Cracker, a spread shirt - slammed onto a shirt tab, with the additional hanger piece presenting the company slogan.
Enjoy and try to be gentle. ^^
A royal Choice, your OWN label
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- Anyone for some spread?
Was strolling around pretending to be creative, juggling the words and this idea came about.
Cracker, a spread shirt - slammed onto a shirt tab, with the additional hanger piece presenting the company slogan.
Enjoy and try to be gentle. ^^
*Update* I have updated my entry with corporate design & some posters. Also there it is a slightly change in the logo itself (spacing/size)*
Customize ur own uniqe label & wear it, stand out from the crowd with ur own design (the grey shirt represent that).
Also it is a zipper (to emphase the clothing aspect).
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Hi, This is my entry, the first is an error, so I’ve fuse the “label” with the “S” of �Spread and Shirt … so this is my entry
The logo “Spreaded Shirt” combines the motive of a shirt standing for the products of SpreadShirt and a calligraphic part of the logo, standing alone for the firm.
In my second entry I extendet the Tetrisidea of the first concept. With the first concept as a basic, I have genereted this logo. With the piled stones which symbolize a T-shirt can be coloured arbitrarily. They emphasize once again the “do it yourself” concept of Spreadshirt. The Logo with the V-neck and the arrow below can look like a screw, a nail, a pencil or a T-shirt. In my opinion these symbols transport the message “your own label” very well.This is the moment were you can go crazy, you can use the logo in a flexible and creative way (scroll down for some thoughts from me). The pencil (=the logo) is ablo to draw any motive in dashed lines, this design element can represent any message for promotion/advertising for web & print. Also you can easily cut or stamp the logo, since it is held simple.I’ve tryed to create a typography which is semantic to the words “spread shirt” to support the logo, my goal was to to achieve a good typographic brand recognition also without the logo. Thx for reading. Comments, good or bad are very welcome as long as they are objective
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