Versatile Merchandise Logo Design
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I have a rough concept for a logo that will appear on T-shirts, ball caps, and koozie drink holders, but it still needs a designer’s touch to look polished and production-ready. I’m open on the overall style—modern, vintage, minimalist, or an inventive blend—so long as the final mark feels balanced. What I do know is that the logo should combine a memorable graphic with clear text and carry a tone that’s fun, professional, and laid-back all at once.
You’ll take my sketch or written idea, refine it, and deliver artwork that scales cleanly across embroidery, screen-printing, and digital use. It needs to be bold...all smaller size fonts easily legible. #-color max where 2-color wont work against background colors. Starting with white and black shirts and ball caps first, so logo should be able to stand out on those 2 colors for now. "Considering a round style logo for front of T-shirts, sleeves, ball caps and Koozie holders. Not sure what style of large logo would be best for the back of shirts? The Tripslinger website logo is currently in multiple colors against a cobalt blue background (with floating platinum/cobalt blue orb's). We don't want a multi-color logo for the shirts, etc. Initial suggestions from others... was to incorporate the website's cobalt blue "gradient platinum orb's" as a backdrop for the large logo on back of T-shirts? Again, were starting with a black and white T-shirt for now.
Our sample logo is extremely "rough" but just a guide/staring point, to something bold and cool.
Deliverables:
• Primary logo in vector format (AI, EPS, PDF)
• High-resolution PNG and JPEG exports on transparent and colored backgrounds
• A simple usage guide noting colors and fonts
If you’ve handled apparel or promotional merchandise before and can translate a loose concept into a standout, ready-to-print logo, I’d love to see your portfolio and get started.
You’ll take my sketch or written idea, refine it, and deliver artwork that scales cleanly across embroidery, screen-printing, and digital use. It needs to be bold...all smaller size fonts easily legible. #-color max where 2-color wont work against background colors. Starting with white and black shirts and ball caps first, so logo should be able to stand out on those 2 colors for now. "Considering a round style logo for front of T-shirts, sleeves, ball caps and Koozie holders. Not sure what style of large logo would be best for the back of shirts? The Tripslinger website logo is currently in multiple colors against a cobalt blue background (with floating platinum/cobalt blue orb's). We don't want a multi-color logo for the shirts, etc. Initial suggestions from others... was to incorporate the website's cobalt blue "gradient platinum orb's" as a backdrop for the large logo on back of T-shirts? Again, were starting with a black and white T-shirt for now.
Our sample logo is extremely "rough" but just a guide/staring point, to something bold and cool.
Deliverables:
• Primary logo in vector format (AI, EPS, PDF)
• High-resolution PNG and JPEG exports on transparent and colored backgrounds
• A simple usage guide noting colors and fonts
If you’ve handled apparel or promotional merchandise before and can translate a loose concept into a standout, ready-to-print logo, I’d love to see your portfolio and get started.
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