What do you do when you want to customize your things and make it your own? The first thing of course is you tear out the original label/sticker/tag. This idea is presented in this very modern, fun and identifiable logo. The bold typeface makes it ideal for both print and web. The versatile form, also makes it adaptable to both image and textual elements.
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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
An modified stacked version of my previous post + more icons. Additional description and images
A hand drawn type gives the logo a playful personality that is in keeping with the company’s business aim of personalized apparel. It is also less intimidating and more inviting for the non-designer/consumer to relate with such a logo. Because after all… what’s more fun than designing your own clothes? I’ve also created some fun icons related to clothing that could be placed with the logo or used as stand alone icons or buttons for the site. They could also be interchangeable.
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Two arms embrace a shirt creating one S. The pencil lines confers warmth and personality at the logo.
Stencil inspired logo with shirt and tag integrated into a modified sans serif typeface for a modern and stylish look. Bold and versatile, it can be configured to different shapes and colors.
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This design shows a t-shirt that is shaped to resemble an artist’s palette signifying the SpreadShirt idea that you are your own artist and designer. The colors can represent the colors in the palette or the graphic printed on the shirt.
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Sorry if this idea seems a bit familiar, but it was actually the first idea I had of a clothing tag.
The main idea I wanted to work with this concept was the subtle emphasis on the word ‘own’. That it’s the users/ customers label, creativity and choice.
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