dannyk wrote:Here's a mock up of 3 with some white added in to allow MBUL to be black. I think that an adapted no. 3 with some white in it as well as the blue black and red would be awesome... thoughts?
Thats more like it now
dannyk wrote:Here's a mock up of 3 with some white added in to allow MBUL to be black. I think that an adapted no. 3 with some white in it as well as the blue black and red would be awesome... thoughts?
dannyk wrote:Here's a mock up of 3 with some white added in to allow MBUL to be black. I think that an adapted no. 3 with some white in it as well as the blue black and red would be awesome... thoughts?
Chimaera wrote:One thing to bear in mind about a predominantly white jersey is that it'll stain easily. They look great out of the box but after a few months of being covered in shite on the trails and washed they might not look so nice.
alan93 wrote:Chimaera wrote:One thing to bear in mind about a predominantly white jersey is that it'll stain easily. They look great out of the box but after a few months of being covered in shite on the trails and washed they might not look so nice.
Going by what Dan has there and assuming we go with the bit of red in the plain white corner, the whole jersey is (at my best guess) only 30% white? So dirt hopefully won't ruin the look. And besides....surely the whole idea is to get it nice and dirty so everyone knows what sport we're in
Psycholist wrote:I'm not a fan of the weathered look on the letters either. That was a thing back in the late 80s and early 90s, but clean lines and properly filled areas look a lot better to me.
cathalferris wrote:I like the edit.
One in L, and one in XXL, please
e0in wrote:Either 2E or dans edit with white reduced.Psycholist wrote:I'm not a fan of the weathered look on the letters either. That was a thing back in the late 80s and early 90s, but clean lines and properly filled areas look a lot better to me.
I brought this up in one of the early meetings and people disagreed with me, but I agree with cormac on this one. simple lettering would look better.
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