Have your say on logo placement for CSTS 2014 Women's shirts

We would love to have your feedback on the logo placement for CSTS 2014 Unisex and Womens shirts. There will be only one design available for the Unisex and one for the Women's, and you can vote on both. The most popular options win! This year's shirts will be light grey with printing on one side only.

The polls will be open for 7 days. This poll is for the Women's shirt.

Sample mockups of some options:

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As I mentioned in my reply in the thread for the voting on the unisex shirts, in my opinion it gets harder to make out the full design and read the script when you shrink the logo down, and I doubt most women want men scrutinizing their chests at close range so that they can make out the logo and the text! ("I was just trying to read what your shirt says!" he exclaimed as he ducked the right hook she had aimed at his face.) I know I'm only one voice, but that's why I voted for full-size, center front.

I vote for large/original size, centered on the shirt. I agree with the previous poster--I wouldn't want someone squinting at my chest just so he/she can read the reduced print.

Also--I'm an image junkie. Bigger pictures are better pictures.

I much prefer the smaller design myself, we've been doing big ones for a long time and I don't think it would be so small that any squinting is needed.
And I think this design is so clear and spare that it works really well small while some of the previous ones wouldn't. It will be interesting to see what the majority think!

I agree that a small logo like that would be difficult to read. And could potentially be difficult to print as well (said as a screen printer

mel

I'm guessing this might not be an option but what about putting the large logo on the back with the smaller one on front?

Or, while we're goin' down that road, what about the logo large in the center on the front and small in the center on the back under the collar?

Too expensive. It is one image per shirt!

The idea of designs on front and back is appealing, but since we're trying to keep the costs down we are sticking to one-side printing only. This is so that each shirt makes as much money for Equality Now etc as possible, while keeping the purchase price reasonable.

That's fair enough. "If wishes were horses…" We do appreciate your looking out for the costs for the individual events/organizers.