What is one of primary pitfalls facing business owners when choosing shirts for custom embroidery? Wanting shirts that are the same color as one of the colors in their logo. Can that work? Yes, depending on how the logo is handled.
One option is to eliminate one of colors in the logo and use that color for the shirt color. For example, if your colors are royal, red and silver and your logo can be simplified to a two color design in royal and silver then it can be embroidered on red shirts.
Another solution is to use an inner logo color (color that's surrounded by contrasting color(s) as the shirt color. This adds emphasis to the logo but not all logos can be dealt with this way.
Sometimes a contrasting border is added behind a logo element so it will stand out against a similar background. This works well if there is space but often the logo is too detailed for this.
Another option is to add a neutral color such as white, black, silver or grey and use the remaining color as the shirt color. Not happy with those options? You may need to reconsider the shirt color if you want your logo to be seen.
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