THE i-DOUBLE: YOUR LOGO.
Make your craft business easier to recognise with a visible logo – for your customers and future customers. After all, you don’t need to hide your good work. You can of course embroider the logo of your guild on your guild waistcoat or the date of your wedding on your guild jacket.
Where should your logo be placed?
Depending on which items you have chosen, there are different positions for your logo. Your specialist retailer will place the logo in your desired position and provide you with a proof before realisation. This way you can be sure that the logo is positioned correctly and looks good.
Noble and durable
We recommend the finishing technique of direct embroidery for a high-quality, customised item of clothing. With direct embroidery, your logo, text or name is embroidered directly onto the textile using thread in individual colours. Embroidery has a sophisticated look and is extremely hard-wearing – which is why it is often used to embroider particularly hard-wearing items of clothing. The logo or name can be multi-coloured, but colour gradients are not possible.
Good to know
Once you have decided on the position and finishing technique, you may need to decide on a thread colour and font. Of course, your logo must also be in optimum quality so that it can be applied neatly to your garment. For optimum production, we recommend the use of vector graphics (.pdf, .ai, .eps). High-resolution pixel graphics (e.g. .png, .tiff, .jpg) can also be used. Your specialist retailer will of course check the quality of the logo file in advance. Colours should be specified in Pantone, HKS or RAL.
Let’s go!
Do you know exactly what you want? Or do you have a few ideas and still need some advice? Our trained specialist retailers will be happy to help you. They will help you find the right size and can measure whether something needs to be shortened or lengthened. Work with them to finalise every detail and place your logo in the right position at the end. Our specialist retail partner will then also clarify with us how much your customised garment will cost and when you can start wearing it.