When Having Your Logo Designed:
Make sure your business name receives primary focus. It should be the largest element in you logo and contrast the most with the background or shirt color. Make sure you see a printed version of you logo at the required size so you can check to see how readable it is.
The Quality of Your Embroidered Logo reflects your business image. A well embroidered logo will reinforce your business approach and the products and services you provide.
Completing Logo Revisions?
After completing your logo revisions ask for comments from people who understand your business and will provide honest feedback. Spend time developing a logo that speaks for your business and that will play an essential part in developing your business branding.
Unsure if your embroidery set-up proof is the right size? Cut a piece of paper to the size, tape it on a shirt, stand three feet away and picture your logo in that area. Still unsure? Request an embroidered swatch and view it from a three foot distance.
Can a Large Design Be Embroidered On the Back of a Polo Shirt?
A polo shirt has a lighter fabric which can't support a large embroidered design. But, you can advertise your business name or web address by having a small design located below the back of the collar or on a sleeve. If you want a large design on the back its best to use a sweatshirt or jacket for this purpose.