ONE LOGO. DIFFERENT SPORTS. DIFFERENT GARMENTS.
A school identity should not become five unrelated designs just because football, basketball, hockey or training wear use different products. Start with what belongs to the brand and what belongs to the sport.
MAP THE TEAM RANGE āBADGE, COLOUR, TYPE THEN LET THE SPORT CHANGE THE PRODUCT.
Do not force identical placement onto every garment. Give us the approved identity and the products you need; then each sport can be developed around its actual uniform while still belonging to the same programme.
MICHIGAN PROGRAMME QUESTIONS.
Can hockey and basketball share the same branding?
Yes. The garments differ, but colours, marks and the broader visual language can stay coordinated.
Can embroidery be part of the programme?
Brand application can be discussed per garment so the method suits the product and approved design.
What if one sport changes its sponsor?
Identify that team separately and send the updated approved artwork rather than changing the whole programme by assumption.
Is production local to Michigan?
No. GHS Gear manufactures in Sialkot, Pakistan and supplies Michigan buyers internationally.
LIST THE SPORTS BEFORE YOU LIST THE GARMENTS.
That gives us a cleaner way to understand the programme and where identities need to match.
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