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A logo as your starting point
A new team logo gives your identity a clear form. Vectorisation prepares an existing mark for further design work. The service you need depends on whether you already have a usable logo or want a new one created.
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Applying the look to products
Jerseys, hoodies, caps and mouse pads have different surfaces and technical requirements. Choose your models first. The shared colours and artwork are then developed for the individual cuts and decoration methods.
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Distinguishing design fees from item prices
A design offer covers the creative service. A product in the team shop describes the actual item, variant and unit price. Design fees and later product orders are separate costs. Current prices and the scope of each service are shown in the linked offer.
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What to prepare before starting
Useful materials include a logo or references, preferred colours, a list of selected models and examples of the style you want. Also agree on any names, numbers or additional symbols and make sure you hold the necessary rights to the supplied artwork.
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Check carefully before approval
Check spelling, colours, logo and sponsor elements, and the agreed placement. A screen preview shows the design; material, cut and production affect the actual colour appearance and fit of the finished item.