Gear the team actually wants to wear.
Barnard Precision needed a full run of team apparel: everyday tees, work shirts and softshells that looked sharp on the job and off it.
One brief, lots of fabrics, two print methods and a deadline.
A new mark, then every garment.
I designed a new crossed-rounds “Barnard ✕ Precision, Est. ’84” lockup for the range: two rounds forming the X, with wide-tracked type that sits as comfortably on a tee as on a sign.
From there I created the artwork and concepts for every garment, from big tee prints to clean chest marks for the workwear, and refined them with the team.
Once signed off, I set up print-ready files and a style sheet for each garment, and looked after production through screen printing and embroidery.
- Logo design
- Garment concepts
- Print-ready artwork
- Garment style sheets
- Screen printing
- Embroidery
- Production & delivery
- 150+
- Garments printed and embroidered
- 4
- Garment types, one consistent look
- 2
- Print methods: screen print and embroidery
The mark and the range.
The new crossed-rounds lockup leads on the tees. Bold prints for the tees, quieter chest marks for the workwear. Each garment gets the treatment that suits it.
Need gear for your team?
Tees, workwear and merch your crew will actually wear. Tell me what you need and I’ll come back with ideas, a timeline and a clear quote.
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