Two people wearing TSHIRTS.com tees against a pale studio backdrop

Logo system

Designed into the letters.

The shirts aren’t printed onto the wordmark. They’re cut out of it. Read the negative space and they’re there — a crewneck collar notched into the first T, a shoulder line carried through the second. Nothing is drawn on top, so the mark is one shape, and one shape holds anywhere.

That restraint is what lets it travel. The same letters sit cleanly in a 16-pixel favicon, on a 2 × 3.5 in hang tag, and on the label of a 500-shirt order, so the mark works for one customer or a crowd of two thousand without a simplified version.

The tone is deliberate: minimal and elegant first, with the color and confidence of a modern brand. Never cutesy. The shirt hiding in the lettering is a nod, not a punchline — the kind of detail people catch a beat later and smile at.

Primary wordmark
Reversed wordmark

The T mark

The collar-notched letter on its own, for where space is tight.

Use it right

  • Do keep clear space equal to the height of the “.com” letters.
  • Do use blue on white or white on blue.
  • Don’t retype it in a font.
  • Don’t stretch, outline or add effects.
  • Don’t draw the T as a T-shirt icon.
  • Don’t pair it with a mascot, face or cartoon tee.

Color

Bright, direct, useful.

Brand Blue

#4C29FF

Packaging and print

Site Blue

#0B2CC9

Web UI

Ink

#0F0A33

Text

White

#FFFFFF

Primary ground

Paper

#F5F3EE

Backgrounds

Kraft

#C9A57B

Shipper stock

Type

Clear before clever.

Sora

Headlines and moments of emphasis.

Manrope

Everything shoppers need to read and use.

Labels uppercase tracked

The wordmark itself is custom-drawn and never set in a font.

Voice

Say what matters.

“Built for you.”

“A custom T-shirt worth wearing.”

“Better-designed graphics. Better-fitting shirts.”

“Printed and packed to order.”

Name the fit and fabric. Give people useful specifics they can choose from.

Skip hype words. Be confident, human and direct.

The full packaging system

How it arrives

Every piece, from the outer box to the hang tag, in one system.

Electric-blue TSHIRTS.com mailer box with Built for you printed inside the lid

Outer box

Mailer Box

  • 12 × 9 × 3 in roll-end tuck-front
  • E-flute corrugated
  • Electric blue outside, white inside
  • Our standard ship box
White rigid TSHIRTS.com gift box with an electric-blue T and belly band

Outer box

Gift Box

  • 11 × 8.5 × 2.5 in rigid two-piece
  • White wrap with electric-blue T
  • Electric-blue belly band and liner
  • For gifts and premium drops
Natural kraft shipping box printed with the blue TSHIRTS.com wordmark

Outer box

Kraft Shipper

  • 14 × 10 × 4 in RSC
  • 32 ECT B-flute natural kraft
  • One-color blue flexo
  • For bigger and multi-tee orders
Electric-blue envelope holding a folded TSHIRTS.com packing slip

Inside the box

Packing Slip

  • US Letter, half-folded
  • 6 × 9 in electric-blue envelope
  • V-flap echoes the T’s collar notch
Round electric-blue T seals and TSHIRTS.com wordmark pill stickers

Inside the box

Seal Stickers

  • 2 in round T seals
  • 3 × 1 in wordmark pills
  • Close up the tissue
White tissue paper with an electric-blue T and wordmark pattern

Inside the box

Tissue Paper

  • 20 × 30 in white tissue
  • Electric-blue T and wordmark
  • Half-drop repeat pattern
Frosted resealable poly bag with blue TSHIRTS.com print holding a folded tee

Inside the box

Poly Bag

  • 10 × 13 in frosted, resealable
  • LDPE (#4), recyclable
  • One-color electric-blue print
Electric-blue and white TSHIRTS.com hang tag tied to a folded tee

Inside the box

Hang Tag

  • 2 × 3.5 in heavy uncoated card
  • Blue front with the T
  • White back: style, fit, fabric, size

See the full system in Figma

Flat artwork, print specs and image prompts for every piece.

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