Need some input.

[thresher]

If or when you buy a t shirt, do you prefer the graphics on the front, or back?

Sorry its a bit off topic but I need a sample of this demographic.

Thanks for any input.

 

[Sicklid]

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[ilyad]

I prefer a large graphic on the back of the shirt... but if its small then on the front on the pocket area.

 

[Discotu]

Small simple logo offset on the front chest + larger logo with more details on the back.

 

[OldReefGuy]

For commercial use: Primary use for front is logo, offest (as already mentioned) with back as "the ad"
For Fan based use, Primary art is front, and sleeves for logo/messaging

 

[OldReefGuy]

we sell 5 to 1 with primary front art

 

[Discotu]

Are we getting a SCR tee?

 

[moondoggy]

For me who used to work outside, a large decal on the back of a shirt is just like shrink wrap on my back on a hot day, O perfer very little decals on the back. I made that mistake once at work.

 

[OldReefGuy]

 

[OldReefGuy]

Little slow at work today...

 

[Jimbo327]

Definitely on the back. Front just a small logo.

@EyeReef hint hint LOL

 

[OldReefGuy]

Nah....she looks like an employee...unless thats what you are going for...

 

[thresher]

Appreciate the input and opinions. I think age has to do with it too. My age group.....Gen X grew up with graphics on the back. It seems the younger crowds prefer them in the front. Just an observation but can someone validate this?

 

[thresher]

we sell 5 to 1 with primary front art

Can you elaborate? Are the shirts designed to be fashion oriented or marketing?

 

[jaxcarnage]

Small logo on left side with or on the arm

 

[Tangerine Speedo]

A few of my dive shirts have a small logo on the front (Country or Reef) and a dive graphic on the back.
I think having a large logo on the front says "You don't know me, but everything you need to know about me is on the front of my shirt".
A logo on the back states "If you want more of this, follow me."
All the shirts I have that have a logo on the front, pretty much advertise something in an iconic way.

 

[Left Coast DJ]

I prefer small pocket graphic on the front and large on the back.

I think walking around with a large graphic on the front is very Midwestern, especially for women.

 

[drexel]

It honestly depends on what the shirt is trying to say. Products, groups, etc, small logo offset on the front and larger design on the back is the norm, but if you're trying to say something or be funny, etc then the front is the way to go. Concert T's usually had logos/design on the front with some on both sides. As someone who collected T's when I was touring the country playing music, I've seen them all ways. I have Ames Bros shirts and they mostly have the design on the front. When I was a gigging musician I actually preferred the logo or design on the front because my hair was so long that it covered the back completely.