Need your opinion: T-shirts

[hmiles619]

#1, #2, or #3?

[darrenwilson]

#2.

[jagphoto]

#1

[brad]

#2 .. I like the name, then website.

[HotHolly]

I like #3's layout, but you should have your website on it. I hope its ok to mention...budget not considered...

Putting info on the BACK of tee shirts works better in my little opinion. I tend to notice and remember better. Mainly b/c I can stare at someones back without feeling weird about it. Maybe put the web address on the back across the shoulders encased in the same kind of bar thats on the front?

Just an idea...

[athompson]

My gut says to vote for #2, because it has the website in a (possibly) easier to read font.

But ... #3. I agree with Holly about putting it on the back. For the same reason - easier to stare at. And if you are wearing it at events, you may well be spending most of your time with your back facing the "audience". And if you are shooting, it will be obscured on the front.
-ANDY

[photosbysergio]

#2, on the back as others have mentioned.

[Wes]

#2

[kyeoman]

#3, and put the web address on the back like Holly said. #2 is too busy for me, I believe in the KISS theory of design.

[d2creative]

#2 with the web address half the size.

If you can swing the extra cash, put that design on the back like suggested and put your logo small upper left chest.

Originally Posted by kyeoman

#3, and put the web address on the back like Holly said. #2 is too busy for me, I believe in the KISS theory of design.

It's not really that busy, it's just that there is no heirarchy. Your eye doesn't know what to read first. For me, anyway.

[Daniel Bates]

I like #2 but, like Holly said, put it on the back.

[Toad]

#2

[jeffkohn]

Of the choices presented here, I'd say number 2. But even better would be number 3 with the website on the back (I wouldn't want the front to be completely blank).

[hmiles619]

The back will definitely have writing on it, these were just the designs for the front

[Hogleg 44]

#2 here 2