1. Question 1st response 2nd response 3rd response 5th response
Which design
do you think
is best? Why?
Design 5,
because I
believe the
‘classified ‘
font and the
‘LDN’ font
compliment
eachother.
This is why I
believe the
dripping
font works
best on the
‘LDN’ too.
Number six
is in my
opinion the
best design ,
it looks like
it was done
with a
graffiti drip
maker and
has a
“grimier”
look to it.
Number 3 ,
as they both
blend it well
with
eachother
yet are
comlty
different ,
they are also
eady to read
and bold so
stand out
Number 2
because I
like the
graffiti effect
on the ‘LDN’
but also I
like the
classical old
English font
for
‘Classified’
Design 2
Its simple
and classic
and less ‘in
your face’
What colour
t-shirt do you
think the
print should
put on
I believe the
white shirt
is best
White T’s
sell well , or
a grainy
light grey
colour
I think white
would be
best as it is a
neutral
colour and
would be
able to go
with any
skin tone /
stle etc.
I would
wear a white
t shirt
because I
prefer them
but also I
think the
logo looks
better in
black.
Black, white
and grey.
Polo shirts
over t-shirts
Do you like
the design?
Why?
I like the
design
because the
fonts match
what the
word says.
Classified is
in a smart
calligraphy
font and
then LDN in
a street
graffiti font
and they fit
together
great.
I like the
design
because its
got an urban
, graffiti style
to it
I like the
design due it
being simple
and would
be easy to
wear yet I do
think it is a
bit plain and
has been
done to
many times
before
I like the
design
because
each word
has its own
theme
through the
font. The
design also
isn’t too
much for it
to be a small
print on the
chest.
I like the
London link.
I think LDN
should be
below
Classified as
it seems too
long to go on
a t-shirt. A
more ‘box’
look would
be better in
my opinion
What would
you change
about it?
I think a logo
above the
brand name
will improve
the tshirt
I wouldn’t
change
anything
I think you
should be
different to
all these
clothing
compants
and maybe
put a small
Either add a
symbol to
the brand
that you
could print
on the back
or
underneath
See above

2. design on
the lining or
something .
the text but
in a different
colour. Or
border the
text with a
circle outline
or a square.
What you
add?
I would add
a logo above
the brand
name
I would add
a logo but
only to the
label on the
inside
because I
like the
simple clean
look
I would add
a design or
something to
make it look
different to
any other t
shirt
clothning
brand out
there
Read above Maybe add a
small logo to
the back of
the t-shirt
near the top
What style of
clothing
would you
put it on?
I’d like this
design on a
tshirt and
hoodie. I
think a
beanie
would work
great too
T’s ,
Sweatshirt
and hoodies
would
probably be
the best
T SHIRTS
AND
SWEATSHIR
TS
Tshirts and
vest tops
Tshirts,
jumpers
cap
Would you
buy it?
Yes I would
buy this
shirt, I like
its simple
yet effective
design
Yeah I would
buy them
Yes I would
buy it
Yes I would
buy it.
If there was
a womens
version!
How much
for?
£20 T’s – 15
Sweats – 20
Hoodies - 25
£9,99 £15 £10 -

3. After receiving all the feedback about my idea it has more given me ideas about
what to make when the company expands with more ideas on what clothing
items to release if the first selling of the product goes well, which includes
hoodies sweatshirts and beanies. The Most popular logo was almost my favorite
of the ones that I designed that was number two that has the dripping graffiti
text. The feedback has been very positive and has given me more confidence in
how the product is going to turn out. I agree with the people I interviewed and
they believe I should add a logo as well as the text to print on the t-shirt that
would make the brand more distinctive. Originally I was going to make the price
of the t-shirts £20 but due to the feedback and the socio economic status group I
have placed my brand in I think it would make my product more desirable at the
price of £15 because I would still be making a profit but looks a lot cheaper and
isn’t too cheap
After being told which brand font design they liked the best, I re designed the
brand name and got feedback on those as well to come to the final conclusion
what the design will look like on the t-shirt minus the logo which is still to be
designed, The most popular was the top and the bottom design I like the top one
because it looks like the different fonts compliment eachother but the bottom
one was continuity because the word blends into the other.

4. Jake - I prefer the 4th design because I find the positioning of the ‘LDN’ far more
interesting than any other design and if its going to be printed on the pocket you
want the logo small and not too long. So this design is perfect because itiss boxed
in yet it has angle to it.
Elliot – Out of the four designs the fourth is my favorite. I love the way the LDN
looks as if it is falling creating more a broken London feel just as the spray paint
font does. The fonts make it eye catching and create attention to the logo.
Thea – The juxtaposition of cursive script font and dripping-paint graffiti style is
effective and suggests the brand is both elegant and urban. The fourth design has
linked the two fonts through the downward stroke of the ‘f’, though the LDN
could be moved down further to give each word more breathing space.
After receiving this feedback from the a different variety of people I came to the
conclusion that the fourth design is the design style that I am going to use but
still some changes need to be made so it can be finalized.