There are many things to consider when creating a custom t-shirt to ensure the best look for your company, brand or event. As an extremely versatile garment, t-shirts are a wardrobe staple for any casual occasion or everyday fit. A plain t-shirt is the perfect blank canvas for printing any logo, slogan or image.
Custom embroidery, vinyl, DTG and screen-printing techniques make creating unique t-shirts simple. Create an eye-catching design to be worn again and again with these top 3 T-shirt design ideas that won’t wear out:
1. Size Matters!
Big isn’t always better! It is important to consider the purpose of the garment and how it will be worn. The image the above image shows a practical printing solution without a large dramatic print. These t-shirts are designed to be worn underneath vests so a large front print would be completely covered up. To overcome this, the design wraps around the neckline at the top and a small logo is printed on the sleeve.
Our online design tool allows complete creative freedom to move logos around on screen and position them on the garment. This allows clients to confirm digital designs before placing a final order.
2. Mix it up!
With a wide range of colours, styles and design options to choose from, why settle for just one look? A uniform does not have to be uniform at all. Each garment can be made individual to suit different personal styles yet still align with company branding.
Create variety with different versions of a logo, colour options or t-shirt styles just like Crepzone pictured on above. Clothing diversity helps keep the uniform looking current and the wearer feeling comfortable in a garment chosen by them.
3. It does what it says on the tin!
Make a statement and stand out at any event with a big and bold font on a colourful t-shirt. Designs don’t need to be complex, colourful or dramatic to capture attention. A simple slogan makes for a clean and professional look to convey any message.
This design style is ideal for open days, casual uniforms, charity events and more.
Creating a shirt with a text only print that conveys your message can suffice for your merchandise. Find creativity in the way the text is displayed, the fonts used or colours chosen.