HOODY DESIGNS - FINAL VOTE!
Posted November 27th, 2008 by Stewart
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Stewart Whiting
Well folks, I think I have had all the hoody designs in now (email me ASAP if you still have one). As such, it's now down to the votes...
This design competition is for what is on the *back* of the hoody only. We will scheme a logo of some sort fairly soonish. The design needs to be fairly bold and simple as complex designs will not print well onto clothing.
To see the designs online please click here
Now, you can vote for your favourite:
Ok, as well as the logo there was a lot of discussion as to whether we have a no quote, one quote or lots of quotes on the back of the hoody. So, in true keeping with democracy, you can vote for that that!
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