Sleeve Logo Placement

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When designing a logo, how far down the sleeve should the logo be placed? Is there a standard measurement or is it dependent on the size of the logo and the sleeve?

This is an important question for logo designers as it affects the visibility of the logo and how it looks on the finished product. It is important to consider the size of the logo and the size of the sleeve when deciding how far down the sleeve the logo should be placed. Factors such as the size of the logo, the size of the sleeve, and the desired visibility of the logo should all be taken into account when making this decision.

Marina_ramos

This really depends on the type of logo and what look you are going for. Generally speaking, the top of the logo should hit between your shoulder and mid arm.

If you have a small logo, you may opt to go a bit further down your sleeve. Placement varies depending on the type and size of your logo and the look you are trying to achieve. Here are some tips to consider:

For a small, discreet logo, the logo should be placed just a few inches down from your shoulder.
For a larger logo that covers a majority of your sleeve, the logo should be placed mid arm.
If you have a logo that is divided in half (for example, two separate designs split into two sides of your sleeve), the logo should be placed below the shoulder.

Ultimately, it comes down to personal preference, so you should experiment and move the logo up and down until you find the look that works best for you.

FLETCHER776

The placement of your logo on a sleeve can be determined by the goals of your design’s message. There is no definitive answer to exactly how far down a logo should be placed. However, here are some general tips:

• Consider the message you are trying to convey. Is your design more minimalistic, or are you looking for a bolder presentation?
• Pair the placement of the logo with the length of the sleeve, if the arms are longer then the logo placement can be further down.
• Is it a sleeve for the upper arm, like on a t-shirt, or a long skirt-like sleeve? This can also affect the placement of the logo.
• Think about the size of the logo and how it will look on the sleeve. Is it a trademark or a logo with a lot of detail? How will this look at different lengths?
• The proportion of the logo in relation to sleeve size and the overall design can help you determine the perfect location.

Ultimately, the decision about how far down a logo should be placed on a sleeve will depend on factors such as message, sleeve length, size and proportion of the logo. It may take a few attempts before you find the perfect placement, but with a little trial and error you should be able to determine the right placement for your design.