Logo-Printed UV-Protected Fishing Jersey

Having a team emblem and a sponsor logo on the same jersey is not just about placing two images side-by-side. The size, color, and surrounding space of each logo can differ. When requesting a UV-protected fishing jersey with printed logos, it must be determined from the start which identity will take precedence. You can discuss the placement for the chest, back, and sleeve areas by sending your team or business logo files to Forma Marketim. A layout prepared with images you have permission to use can bring both the team name and the supporting brands together in a legible way.

Visual balance between the emblem and the sponsor

The team emblem can sit in a small but distinct area on the chest; a larger section on the front torso can be reserved for the main sponsor. If the team name and individual names are to be used on the back, placing a second sponsor in a way that does not compete with these can be considered. Using all logos at the same size does not always look balanced. Even if a horizontal text logo and a circular emblem are the same size, they may be perceived as having different weights. Therefore, the layout is evaluated not only based on centimeters but also on the shape and visual density of the logos.

Print-ready files and accurate color

A small logo taken as a screenshot may show blurriness at the edges when enlarged. Sharing the original, high-resolution file, if available, allows for a clearer examination of the details. An unnecessary white box around a logo can create an unwanted area on the jersey's background; a file with a transparent background can be considered in this regard. If specific corporate color values exist, these can also be provided. Since there may be a difference between screen display and fabric printing, one should not rely solely on a phone screen for critical color matching. The file requirements for the specific printing technique to be applied can also be inquired about.

Identity that remains visible over the pattern

If patterns such as waves, fish scales, or color gradients are concentrated around the logo, the brand name may get lost in the background. Leaving a plain background for the logo, defining appropriate negative space around it, or reducing the pattern density in that region can be a solution. It is not always necessary to enlarge a logo to make it visible. The contrast of the background and the distance from neighboring elements are equally important. Usage details such as text turning inward on a sleeve print or being hidden under a hood on a back print also affect logo placement.

Technical specifications and print request together

Logo printing does not mean that the fabric gains a specific UV protection value. The technical specifications of the fabric to be used in a request for a UV-protected fishing jersey must be verified separately. You can apply to Forma Marketim with your logo files, order of priority, individual names, size distribution, and quantity information. When the number of sponsors and the surface on which each will be placed are specified, the design takes on a clearer framework. Fabric options, printing application, price, and delivery date are clarified within the quote. The desired end result is a jersey layout that does not fill every space with advertisements, but makes the necessary identities easily readable.

UV-protected fishing jerseys, as well as UV-protected jerseys for fishing teams and digitally printed UV-protected fishing jerseys, are also available for review.

Send your design and price request to Forma Marketim.