How about we stitch a piece of velcro to the bottom of the chevron and we can change the logo as required
I still think that we should try to use the 4 logos to date if possible....we must always look to the future but we should never forget where we came from.....

You could still get all 4 logos within the white chevron I think?! With the chevron "flattened" you could have 2 logos either side of the point. The Fulham shirt in the programme photo had 1 either side. The "30" shirt from the club has that too, 30 on the left and club crest on the right as you look at it.

Will just need to get the logos sized correctly so they look uniform.

Just an idea !

Listy...did you get all 4 logos (to a good standard) last time? Maybe your designer buddy could rebuild them......and we could see a new line in T-shirts for sale on RLFANS.COM......I'd have one!

Anyone care to play with this - very rough !!! MS Paint is not my strong point






Hi-res images would have helped me, anyone got any ???

I got arrsted for saying the very same thing........ I would never have guessed (I am joking BTW)
Seriously though, if anyone has the 4 logos in decent nick then I think we should use them. If not, we could look at getting them rebuilt by listy's designer mate.

Our man is watching

Hello folks

Dave Lister asked that I have a look at the flag ideas and draw them up for you.

To be honest, you have good enough mock-ups as it is, but I will offer a couple of suggestions based on what I have been told from making some other flags.

Your best looking suggestion has the Fulham chevron and the badges of the four clubshttp://web.mac.com/panderton/Site/flag_files/London_badges.gif" >

Looks good, but price may be an issue. Two of the things that push the price up with an embroidered flag are the number of colours and the detail. Unfortunately this flag would have lots of both.
If you do go with this one, I will add an outline to the harlequin figure to match the others and make it stand out more.

The alternative was for a chevron without badges, at an angle similar to the original Fulham shirthttp://web.mac.com/panderton/Site/flag_files/London_flat_chevron.gif" >

The chevron is thinner with this one, to make room for larger text.

To avoid the "RL" is getting squashed, you could change the angle of the chevron to be a bit steeperhttp://web.mac.com/panderton/Site/flag_files/London_chevron.gif" >

Might not be as authentic, but I think it has slightly better balance.

Overall, I would go without the badges. You would be paying a lot for detail and colours that could not be seen apart from up close. The only way it would be affordable would be to have it printed, which I know people have done with companies abroad. I do prefer the stitched flags though as I don't think the colours are as sharp with printed ones and they seem to fade quicker.

I have drawn the logos as separate images. They are not perfect, but you are welcome to have them. I will send them on to Dave Lister.

Good luck with the flag and the season!
Rolf

Agree about the images...your Middle one is a cracker.

Great work Rolf !!

Personally I think it would be better without the logos. Not even from the cost point of view, just think the more plain design looks better

Barmy Flags have e-mailed me too, and offered me a quote for a 12 x 6 (smaller than the first flag); this came to £160. I have asked for the next size up as well.

That was for the middle design btw.