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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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Football · 1 min
How to choose the football kit for your team
Choose the kit starting from three decisions: model, size distribution and graphic identity. Colour alone isn’t enough to define a supply that must work for all the players.
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Football · 1 min
Home and away shirts: building two identities without duplicating mistakes
Treat home and away shirts as distinct configurations linked by the same club identity. Crests and sponsors can stay consistent, but mustn’t be copied without checking their contrast on both colours.
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Football · 1 min
Goalkeeper kit: separating it correctly from the players’ supply
The goalkeeper should be handled as the recipient of a specific configuration when model, colour or graphics differ from the rest of the team. Adding them generically to the outfield shirt list creates ambiguity.
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Football · 1 min
Football school: collecting sizes without turning the order into an endless chat
A football school needs a single list, kept up to date by one contact person, with quantities per item and size. Answers scattered across messages and photos make it hard to tell which is the latest valid choice.
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Football · 1 min
Training and match shirts: separating the needs in the project
Before choosing the model, write down when it will be used: training, matches or both. The distinction helps organise spares, graphics and quantities, without attributing undeclared performance to the products.
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Football · 1 min
Football shorts: matching them to the shirt without picking the wrong variant
Use the product code and the official variant, not just the colour name. Two images that seem to show the same blue don’t necessarily identify the same catalogue reference.
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Football · 1 min
Sponsors on the football shirt: organising the main and secondary partners
Give each sponsor a position and a priority before sending the project. A list of brands with no hierarchy doesn’t say which one should dominate the kit.
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Football · 1 min
Kits for a tournament: start from the deadline without promising impossible deliveries
State the tournament date from the start and keep it separate from the date you want to physically receive the garments. You need a margin for distribution, checks and any size problems.
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Football · 1 min
Dressing the coaching staff without confusing them with the squad
Coaches and staff can keep the team identity with different garments and customisations. Organise the staff as a specific group, instead of adding generic pieces to the players’ order.
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Football · 1 min
A new player: reordering the shirt while keeping the team identity
Start from the previous project’s reference, but check name, number, size and variant again. Reordering means reusing reliable information, not skipping every check.
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