Well it’s a yes and no answer. It all depends on the look one is going for.
An important thing to note here is the fact that at the point when a logo is being concluded, it’s good practise to try to visualise how the logo will look on branded garments so that when the time comes, you are sure your logo can work on your desired garment.
A logo can be an easy way to immediately connect with your audience so it’s important to make sure it looks good across all your marketing materials. I have seen some really good logos but when it came to prints or embroidery they just had to be simplified for it to work. E.g way too many colours thereby bringing the cost up or too many technicalities.
At Ripples, we hardly simplify logos because we always love a challenge and we can advice on what garments go best with your desired look.
Have you considered how your logo will look on workwear?
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I'm a fan of quite simple logos for this reason! Although, go Ripples for managing those complicated ones and making them look awesome.
Love these examples, Ola. The gold logo on navy looks very classy!