Designing A Custom T-Shirt: 5 Colors That Work Every Time

A creative hobby activates the happiness circuits in your brain. But designing a custom shirt brings a lot more than that. First, it’s simple and doesn’t take much time to finalize, especially with the presence of online designing and shopping sites these days. Secondly, you can use it in so many ways.

What can you use a personalized shirt for? You can use it to promote your cause, products, business or music band. You can also use it for your batch’s graduation ceremony. Or perhaps gift it to a loved one, friends or family.

Whatever the purpose, the color of a shirt matters. So which color should you go with?

 The ‘eternal’ white

White is the color which demands simplicity. A white t-shirt looks attractive on everyone, irrespective of a person’s particular feature. As long as it is done right, it will work for both men and women.

Keep your designs minimal with a white color. Or, use a white colored shirt for a design or image that calls for attention. This will help keep your artwork prominent. But you can go wrong if you make the style too loud.

Contrasting grey

Gray is a neutral color which can be adapted in several different shades. Some people think that it lacks creativity. On the contrary, it’s versatile; there is so much you can do with it. A lighter, calming grey can be made livelier with a brighter print. Alternatively, it can be the perfect space for a subtle punch line.

Blue- the navy shade

Blue is a tricky color to play with. Whether the color looks good on you or not, depends on the shade you use. Navy blue is the color to go with if you are unsure. Being on the darker side of colors, navy gives out a mysterious aura, but isn’t as ‘closed’ as black.

Make sure to only pair it with blue, black and brown tones. White and grey may sometimes work too.

Loud and energetic red

Just adding a red shirt can add flair to your outfit. Hanging out with friends and don’t have anything to wear? Go with red. Going for a festive dinner with family? Red is the answer. You can even share your love for red at sporting events.

Time-saver black

Black is necessary for the times when your alarm doesn’t wake you up. But it can also be worn any other day. It is a go-to color when you don’t know what works and what doesn’t.

It can hide that little extra fat and make you look smarter. Black is also suitable for professional events, especially for interviews and meetings.

Most people have at least one black shirt or outfit as part of their wardrobe. Some have even more.

Want to add printed details to your shirt to brighten it up? The online store, Elosh Clothing, offers a variety of design options you can add to your shirt. Or, just go to their design studio and start designing with a template.