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[pcam1984]

Hi guys, going to get some t-shirts made up and want to put a logo on. Any of you recommend any good websites to have a look at for both logo design and t-shirt printing?

 

[Octopus]

I would recommend that the logo's are emboidered - sure a bit more expensive but they will last a long time, often longer than the actual item.

 

[pcam1984]

Yeah was thinking that. It looks better and last longer so well worth the extra cost.

 

[baldsparkies]

And don't forget the mandatory I love Tony Cable logo on the back.

 

[uksparks]

I would highly recommend the embroider option, should only cost you a few quid per logo usually, maybe up to £30 set up charge.

 

[Welchyboy1]

Try 99 designs .com

 

[pcam1984]

Thanks

 

[Octopus]

Look and ask locally. I found a company within 5 miles which will do 1 off orders

 

[shanky887614]

ask the place you get your workgear from, when i bought my Snickers gear there was an embroidery option

 

[pcam1984]

Had a Google last night there's a few places nearby so waiting for some prices. Cheers

 

[Plonker 3]

Get yourself into the local businesses personally. Get them to create your logo and say you are happy for them use it as a example of the work they can do for other customers, so you can get free advertising from them, let them meet you and know there is a electrician local to them.

Google just creates a faceless society, use this as a way of starting to network with other local businesses.

 

[Octopus]

wot he said ^^^^^^

If you want to promote youself locally don't go on the internet for everything!

 

[pcam1984]

Thanks Dillb, never thought of letting the company use the design, great idea!!

Thanks for all the replies, much appreciated.

 

[frontier219]

I had my logo done by a friend who does graphic design, then got work clothing at clothes2order.com - can't recommend them highly enough. I would recommend the friend of mine, but he has moved to the Czech Republic and become a chef...