See all the designs (and a model wearing Zubaz!) after the break:
Shirt Design 1:
This retro design was inspired by the elan and ferocity of 1960's professional cyclists. The colors are bold and the font looks super clean. Shown here with and without the embroidered Dojo shield patch perched on the upper left shoulder.
Shirt Design 2:
This design is an homage to baseball teams of yesteryear. "Distance Running" is written in small script below the large "DOJO."
Design 3:
This is the modern take on the Dojo shirt. As with Design 2, an embroidered Dojo shield patch is on the upper left corner, balancing out the uncentered lettering.
Design 4:
An old classic, with curved DOJO text at the top, with a 70's style scripted "Racing" across the bottom. Gender-specific designs for proper proportion. Embroidered Dojo shield patches are in the center of the shirt.
Hoodies:
(Note: Zubaz not included, sorry!) For when the early mornings and nights are a little cooler, here is a light, low-cost cotton hoodie that has a great fit for the runner's physique. They also look great with the embroidered Dojo patch on the front chest:
A little bit cold? |
Hoodie w/Design 3:
Hoodie w/Design 1:
Anyway, let me know what you think of the various designs, color schemes, etc.
Shirt Design #1 with the patch is my unisex favorite. I think Shirt Design #3 w/patch would be an excellent shirt for fast ladies - maybe do a gender-specific tee? Love the women's Shirt Design #4 as well. --Christine H
ReplyDeleteEmbroidered patches and labels are commonly used in uniforms like in school uniforms. I also know a label company that provides custom labels . . .
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