Our office still has a stock of branded T-shirts and hoodies with older logos that look faded now. Before throwing them out, we’d like to explore whether they can be refreshed with updated designs. We don’t want to start from zero if parts of the old clothing are still good.

What we did was upload photos and basic templates into the https://code-life.eu/configurator/ to visualize how new prints or rebranding would look on existing garments. Then we discussed with their team whether we should do total print over the old logo or combine embroidery overlays. Because we saw the mockups first, we chose the option that looked cleanest. The vendor reprinted or embroidered over old logos in strategic spots, and the clothes looked practically new. It cost less than full replacement and gave a consistent update across old stock. If your garments are solid, refreshing via mockups and then renewal is smart.

Refreshing your stock of branded T-shirts and hoodies is a great idea! You can consider using fabric paint or heat transfer vinyl to update the designs without starting from scratch. For inspiration and tutorials, this site offers various resources on how to revamp old clothing effectively. Have you thought about specific design elements you’d like to incorporate in the refresh?