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I had some shirts made up with my logo on them to wear at shows.

Just a little more professional appearance.

Tell me what you think.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/22794316@N03/2284133006/

looks good!

Denisgb,

Coooool. really cool.

Jim-n-TN

Thanks for the positive comments.

People at my two weekend shows liked it also.

Boy am I tired though...

Very professional however a couple of suggestions for the future. Have the logo on the left or persons right hand side pocket and personalized shirts with their name above the opposite pocket. A large logo on the back would totally would totally complete the quality and professionalism.

well, depends on what you mean by professional. I for one wouldn't want a nicer shirt with a LARGE logo... but if it was on a nice T-Shirt, then sure!

If you are wearing a tie then probably no large logo. With a casual open shirt  the large logo on the back would be strictly optional. It totally reflects the attitude or purpose of the company. I personally do not regard karaoke as  a business so formal that it reflects a service that demands certain formal requirements  from its' singers or customers. This is a preference of the company contacting to buy the shirts. If I were giving them away I would prefer the larger logos to promote my business in other places besides my venues.

At a wedding reception or formal affair the logo would be hidden by a suit jacket anyway. Then we would have ties with formal logos.

Knightshow,

I got some T-Shirts with pockets made up too. I like a more casual wear, particularly during the summer. The formal shirts can be worn with a tie, or a suit jacket. I normally will wear this to wedding gigs, but I usually end up taking the jacket off after I start working. That's why I went with the small logo on the pocket. I thought about having some ties made also, but decided this was enough. I wore the formal shirt without a suit coat or a tie this weekend at my contest gig, and a party I did Saturday.

Personally, I like a little more professional approach, and it really helps people know who the KJ is when your out in the crowd, plus, it's another way to advertise the business.