10 personalised sweatshirt design ideas.
Your team knows your products and services best, so they’re a great resource for coming up with design ideas for personalised sweatshirts. However, it never hurts to have a few initial ideas for inspiration.
We’ve listed some of our favourite personalised sweatshirt design ideas for you to use as a jumping-off point.
1. Jokes and quotes.
Everyone loves to laugh. A good joke can inspire people to want to wear your clothing and make other people laugh as they go about their day. Similarly, famous or inspirational quotes can resonate with your audience or everyday life stick in the mind.
2. Personalised photos.
A personalised photo on a sweatshirt can be a real draw – whether people want images of their pets, kids, or just a beautiful scene from one of their favourite places. Offering custom sweatshirts that people can add their own photos to makes a great gift idea for holidays and birthdays.
3. Creative collages.
Sometimes there are just too many great ideas to be able to pick one. For this, a creative collage could be a good idea. If your design team is on fire, add all their ideas to a collage instead of selecting only a few. They also work well for family photo collections.
4. Funny images and memes.
Just as with jokes, everyone loves something that makes them laugh. Memes and funny images are not restricted to online use – you can add them to personalised sweatshirts too. Create memorable products that people will not only love, but will tell their friends about.
5. Beloved pets.
Those who have pets know that we often love our furry friends as much as we love our family. Memorialising those most beloved faces on personalised embroidered sweatshirts is something most pet owners will appreciate.
6. Simple patterns and shapes.
As Occam’s Razor suggests, often the simplest solution is the best. Many people are drawn to simple patterns and shapes, perhaps in bold colours that reflect your brand. This can be a great idea for a staff uniform that people will recognise and remember.
7. Your business or brand logo.
Your logo and brand are some of the best ways you can help people remember your business when looking for the products or services you sell. By adding these to personalised employee sweatshirts, or to your public products, you can help boost your brand and make those images unforgettable.
8. Something festive.
Christmas jumper day is one of the UK’s favourite festive days, when people get to wear the brightest, silliest creations in their wardrobe to work. Selling personalised Christmas sweatshirts in the run-up to the holiday season taps into that tradition. It also helps you be remembered as the brand that helped employees win the best jumper competition in their office.
9. Food pictures and puns.
“Thyme is money”, “O range you glad I’m swearing this jumper?”, “G ouda luck” – a food pun is one that everyone can get on board with. Pair these with some bright cartoon images and you’re onto a winner for personalised sweatshirt designs that people will want to buy.
10. Classic florals.
If you’re just looking for something simple that people will want in their wardrobes, a classic floral design is always a winner. Choose colours that represent your brand or hide a logo somewhere in the design.