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Dominguez Journal: More ideas. Fewer doubts.
Practical guides to choosing garments, designing graphics and organising supply. From the first logo to the next reorder.
Knowledge, before the choice
The guide you need.
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Basketball · 1 min
Basketball warm-up wear: coordinating the group without copying the match kit
For warm-ups and pre-match moments, define the garments actually needed and the graphics they should share. It’s not mandatory to repeat every element of the match vest.
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Basketball · 1 min
Many sponsors on the basketball jersey: bringing order to the layout
More sponsors need a clearer hierarchy, not just smaller logos. Define which brand is the main one and which can be arranged in secondary areas.
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Basketball · 1 min
Kits for a 3x3 group: organising a few pieces well
Even a small supply deserves a complete project: model, variant, sizes, numbers and any sponsors. A small number of athletes doesn’t remove the risk of mixing up individual details.
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Basketball · 1 min
New-season basketball reorder: what to keep and what to update
Use the previous project as a base, but separate unchanged and new elements: roster, sponsors, colours, numbering and models. The new season shouldn’t automatically inherit all past choices.
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Running · 1 min
Custom running kits: organising the group project
For a running group, start from the use: training, an event or ongoing supply. Then choose the available models and collect the sizes, without confusing shared graphics with an obligation to use the same garment for everyone.
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Running · 1 min
Running: choosing between vest and shirt without generalising
The choice depends on preferences, use and the characteristics of each model. Comparing the amount of fabric visible in a photo isn’t enough to decide which garment suits every athlete.
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Running · 1 min
Race bib and sponsors: leaving space on the running shirt
When designing a shirt for an event, consider the area the race bib might cover. A large central sponsor may look very visible in the draft but be hidden during the race.
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Running · 1 min
Running group name on the back: legibility before effect
For a group name on the back, check length and contrast before choosing a decorative typeface. A very long name needs a different layout from an abbreviation of a few letters.
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Running · 1 min
Running shirts for a company event: a clear order for everyone
For a company event, separate the information needed for the supply from organisational data that’s no use for printing. You need models, sizes, quantities and authorised graphics; there’s no need to hand over the entire participant archive.
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Running · 1 min
Mixed running order: handling models and sizes without forcing equivalences
When the group chooses different models, collect the sizes for each product. A size shouldn’t be carried over automatically from one model to another, even when the commercial name is similar.
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Running · 1 min
Shorts or leggings for the running group: comparing what matters
Choose the bottoms based on the model and intended use, not just the category. Length and fit are things to check in the product sheets and with whoever will wear the garments.
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Running · 1 min
New members of the running group: keeping a project that can be reordered
Keep the project code, model, variant and approved files. This information is more useful than a simple photograph of the shirt for preparing the top-up for new members.
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