A dress shirt with a logo for customer-facing roles
A dress shirt with a company logo suits staff at a reception desk, at a trade fair or visiting a customer. The logo connects different wearers to the same company. At close range, a compact chest logo has a different effect from a larger company name on the back, which can also be visible from further away.
Printing near a chest pocket, button placket or sleeve
The chest is a common position for a company logo. On a dress shirt with a chest pocket, the logo can go above it or on another clear area. The pocket opening, buttons and seams affect the space available. A larger logo may therefore fit better on the back than on the chest.
As a guideline, we use 10 cm wide or high on the chest, 8 cm on the sleeve and 25 cm on the back, provided the style has enough room. A round logo looks larger at the same overall dimensions, so we generally make it around 20% smaller. The final size is matched to the shape of your logo and the dress shirt.
A company logo, name or text on a dress shirt
A company logo creates a shared look, while a name or job title can add a personal touch. When elements are combined, each is given enough space. A long wordmark needs a different layout from a compact symbol. The digital proof shows the position and size of the design before we print.
An embroidered look on a lightweight dress shirt
Dress shirts often have a light, thin fabric. For a small logo with few filled areas, printing and embroidery are both options. A large or densely embroidered logo can pull more heavily on the fabric or leave the fabric around the embroidery taut. That is why printing is often a practical choice for this type of design. An embroidery-look transfer gives the print the appearance of embroidered stitches without the weight of dense embroidery. Read more about this option in the logo guide.
Dress shirts and blouses with a matching look
A team does not have to wear one style to be recognisable as a group. A matching logo position and finish can connect different dress shirts. For example, a shirt without a chest pocket allows a different position from one with a pocket. For a matching blouse option, see blouse printing.
An extra dress shirt or a new set
Printing is available from just one dress shirt. That makes an extra item for yourself or a set for a new employee possible too. Unishore prints in-house. While the clothing is on its way, we prepare your logo and proof. The availability of the dress shirts and your approval of the design help determine when the order is ready.
