[LM24] designing my own shirt

[whitemr2]

I am a fan of all the teams competing at LM and do not know which Teamshirt I would like to buy, exept all of them .$. Although I do favour Toyota a little. That is why I'm trying to make my own. Question is: which embroideries do I put on. So far I decided for: Heuer, Gulf, Tenths, Toyota/Honda (depending on the car I drive next year). I also would like WEC, but can't find where to buy it. Does anyone of you know where?
Also any suggestions for other embroideries to make my shirt a LM shirt and not a teamshirt.... Looking forward to your reply's

[Simmi]

If you designed it on the computer and then got it printed onto a t-shirt you wouldn't have to worry about embroideries.

Just a thought.

[whitemr2]

Originally Posted by Simmi

If you designed it on the computer and then got it printed onto a t-shirt you wouldn't have to worry about embroideries.

Just a thought.

I love the fancy looks of the embroided shirts

[CTD]

If a long thought on just getting a Ten-Tenths T-shirt/****/Cap.
I'm always fearing to overdoing these things, so perhaps getting a lot of logos much look confusing?
I support Simmi's suggestion, with creating it on computer and printing it out on a t-shirt for a start. You can always get it embroided later on, on a new shirt.

[bella]

spreadshirt are excellent, but you do have to make sure you know what you're doing to get the best results. took me a lot of planning, thinking and faffing on photoshop to get it exactly how i envisioned it. you have to bear in mind the different printing methods, and if you're screenprinting something then the costs are usually pretty high unless you're doing a big print run.

also, if you're using logos then the printer or embroiderer (not a word, nvm) may have issues with the copyright on those.

[MagnetON]

cafepress also do a type of pseudo-embroidery, it's OK from a distance but doesn't really stand up to close examination.

As has also been said you may run in to issues around copyright if you're using any "real world" logos.

[whitemr2]

Originally Posted by bella

spreadshirt are excellent, but you do have to make sure you know what you're doing to get the best results. took me a lot of planning, thinking and faffing on photoshop to get it exactly how i envisioned it. you have to bear in mind the different printing methods, and if you're screenprinting something then the costs are usually pretty high unless you're doing a big print run.

also, if you're using logos then the printer or embroiderer (not a word, nvm) may have issues with the copyright on those.

I'm not very handy with photoshop (computers) so I'll stick with embroided patches. Do you really think there will be copyright issues using tenth, gulf, heur, toyota, honda patches???? WEC I can imagine, can't find those embroided. I'll have to ask maybe a driver to cut it off his old suit???? wish that could happen -

[whitemr2]

Took me a while, but finally it's finished. Can I present myself with this at the meeting?

[CTD]

Nice one

[GT6]

looks good so we will now be able to identify you in June

[Aysedasi]

Very smart indeed!

[MagnetON]

Looks great!