Service / Production Design
Designed for the machine,
not just the screen.
Staff apparel, uniforms, signage, vehicle wraps, labels and packaging. Designed embroidery-ready and print-ready from the first sketch, by someone who has run the machines.
Who it's for
For brands that show up in
the real world.
You already have a logo
You like your brand. Now it needs to go on uniforms, a truck, a sign or a label, and it needs to be done right.
Teams and staff
Polos, hoodies, hats and uniforms people actually want to wear.
Businesses on the road
Vehicle wraps and signage that work as advertising every day you're out there.
Why I do this
There is NOTHING worse for a client than getting a beautiful identity, then going to put it on a sign or embroider it and being told it needs to be adjusted, or it breaks in those applications.
I've seen it time and time again, so I design to eliminate that step and that disappointment.
- Jarrid, Banner Creative
What's included
Made to
be made.
Staff and team apparel
Polos, tees, hoodies and hats, designed around the garment and the decoration method.
Uniforms
Consistent, comfortable and easy to reorder.
Embroidery and screen print files
Vector art as standard. Digitized stitch files available as a line item in your scope.
Signage and wall graphics
Storefront, interior, job site and event signage, sized and specced for the install.
Vehicle wraps
Designed around the actual vehicle, so the logo and phone number read at a glance.
Labels and packaging
Product labels, boxes, bags and stickers that print clean.
Print and menus
Menus, cards, flyers and mailers.
How it works
Built for the method
from the start.
- 01
Where it's going
The garment, the vehicle, the wall or the package, and how it'll be made: embroidery, screen print, vinyl or print.
- 02
Design for the method
Stitch detail, ink colours, minimum sizes and cut lines get built in from the first sketch, not fixed after.
- 03
Proof on the real thing
Mockups on the actual garment, vehicle or sign, with size and colour checks before anything gets made.
- 04
Files to your shop
Production-ready files your printer, embroiderer or sign shop can use without coming back with questions.
The work
Out in
the wild.
Questions
Production Design
questions.
Can you design apparel or signage for a logo I already have?
Yes. That's what this service is for. If your logo doesn't hold up on a hat or a sign, I can rework it so it does, without losing what it is.
Do you supply embroidery files?
Vector art is the standard hand-off. If you need digitized stitch files, I can supply them as a line item in your scope.
Do you print and install it too?
I design everything and prepare the files. Your printer, embroiderer or sign shop produces it. If you don't have one, I'll point you to people I trust.
Why does production experience matter?
A logo that looks great on screen can fill in on a hat, disappear on a truck or cost extra colours on a screen print. I've run embroidery, screen print and heat press equipment, so I design around those limits from the first sketch.
More on that in the FAQ: Will my logo work for embroidery?