jeca garments

But, y to use separator, Garments logo, so u can try it more funky, this looks more professional. Overall i like the logo, and colors.

I would move the icon part of the design above the text and get rid of the line, other than that, excellent concept, very nice idea.

rest is nice ..!!

I am a big fan of simplicity - and I think this was very well executed. I would love to see it in just black and white, or on a softer grey background) vs. the overly powerful brown one. Nice work!

The middle concept is good but I think you need to mess around with colors. The colors are really throwing me off and making this logo more busy than it need be. Try and simplify this down to one color and you might have something.

I like the idea of working the J and G into the symbol but it needs more work - you loose the shape of the garment by having the letters form the garment it self.

Try using lines within the shape of the shirt to form the letters.

The typeface should also have more of a connection with the symbol or vice versa.

Overall I think you have a good start - keep going!

I like it... I just think that it's ok. I like the tipography too..

Hmm On the first one why is there a black line? I think it could be removed (3rd one looks best). The second one is good but it is placed to high above.

I think you should try a variation of the fonts you used.

the middle one is very nice. and perfect

I don't know if you used different weighted fonts but the "jeca" definitely does seem slightly weaker than the "garments." Since garments already pops first, I might try a slightly heavier weight on jeca–if that is even possible. Also, in garments, the "g" and "a" seem a little crashed together whereas the "e" and "n" are nearly luxuriating with space.

As an exercise, you might try both blowing up the logo and shrinking it down–that tends to help when trying to determine legibility (even if the logo doesn't end up being used at a super large or super small size).

I am mostly nitpicking though. I think the JG shirt is great and I agree with the other reviewers that it's definitely better without the divider.

the middle one looks better i love the JG idea :)

last one stands better

I think the icon is very original. I think the colors could use a little boost though.

Great logo : )

I would try to adjust the JG suit graphic. I think that it looks s bit too busy and intense. I think it should look a bit softer in attitude.

I agree with previous comments. Better without the vertical black line. I like the look more on all-on-one line, thought not as square for repurposing.

I can also feel the white "garments" popping a bit more, perhaps a lighter background color would help? Or the black jeca slight weight increase.

As for the shirt/suit icon: Looks great. Some notices: I'm seeing animals for some reason. I saw a cat first, then an elephant in the negative space of the J, and a cartoony elephant in the negative space of the G, then I saw the shirt/suit. I agree that maybe a bit too busy with this great mark? Perhaps loose the cuffs line? Maybe put the letters on the shirt/suit? And is it a shirt or a suit? Maybe what is needed is a kick ass elephant!? ;)

Maybe also try playing with placement. Maybe the jeca and garments could be placed in a way to create a space for the icon to sit which would connect all three elements more?

Nicely done. Love the font. Yeah, g&a is a tad bit squished.

oh wow, this could be very cool if you got an actual bow-tie.. and arranged two folded shirts to spell JG. seems that is the next step for your design.. first is drawing it on paper, then digitizing, then creating in reality.. lay down a bow-tie.. grab a black shirt and a white shirt, arrange them to spell your letters, it would be design award worthy.. i dont know why everyone thinks that they're done in this digital state when it could come to life with a little more time and imagination. i hope you try this..! please please please do. I'm attaching a photo of a laptop box packaging design that your design reminds me of. It looks like your 2nd format, with the shirt above the line of type, all centered, which i like most of your three arrangements. good luck, i really do hope you take my advice on this, your design deserves it!

this looks professional. i love the idea of "JG" made into a tshirt. nice concept!!