Apparel and Merch Design
Carry over your branding onto items that people use and wear every day.
Apparel and merchandise allow your brand to exist beyond traditional touchpoints. I design wearable goods and accessories that feel considerate, consistent, and appropriate for real use—supporting recognition while maintaining the integrity of your visual identity.
How Apparel + Merch Provide a Solution
When apparel or merchandise is treated as an afterthought, it often feels disconnected from the brand. Inconsistent graphics, poor placement, or mismatched styles can weaken perception rather than reinforce it.
Clever merchandise creates continuity. It ensures branded goods feel intentional, usable, and aligned—whether worn by staff, sold to customers, or distributed as part of an event or campaign.
What’s Included
Apparel and merchandise projects are scoped to ensure designs translate well across materials, formats, and production methods.
Deliverables may include:
• Apparel graphics for shirts, hats, and outerwear
• Merchandise artwork for items such as bags, mugs, stickers, or reusable goods
• Layout and placement considerations for different products
• Production-ready artwork prepared for printing or embroidery
How Signage Fits Into a Cohesive Brand System
Apparel and merchandise are most effective when they reflect the same visual logic as the rest of the brand. Typography, color, and graphic elements should feel familiar—whether seen on a shirt, a package, or a website.
My approach ensures merchandise echoes the broader brand system in a creative way, allowing new items to be introduced that people want to wear and carry, and they don’t dilute recognition or consistency.
Selected Samples
Below are examples of branded apparel and merchandise designed to not just feature the branding but appeal to a wider fashion sense.
When Apparel + Merch Design is a Good Fit
Apparel and company merchandise are most effective when they function as part of a larger brand system.
This service is ideal for businesses that:
• Want branded goods that feel intentional and usable
• Need merchandise aligned with an established visual identity
• Are outfitting staff, events, or customer-facing initiatives
• Value consistency across all brand touchpoints