So, who here can put a logo on a soccer ball and it hold up to play?

[thinksigns]

I have a customer that is a big soccer complex and they signed a major sponsor. They want to put the sponsors logo on a few balls they use at the complex. Any thoughts?

 

[rjssigns]

IIRC someone on this site used HTM for t-shirts and it seemed to work decent. Don't remember how he heat pressed it on though.

 

[megacab]

IIRC someone on this site used HTM for t-shirts and it seemed to work decent. Don't remember how he heat pressed it on though.

With a hat press and the correct size platten

 

[Dennis422]

Find a promotional product dealer that sells balls with a logos on them.

 

[signage]

When you say to hold up to play, for how long?

Most promotional items are just that promotional, not intended to be used for playing, but maybe a short time!

 

[thinksigns]

I emailed him some follow up questions and he's decided to go straight to Adidas.

Thank you to everyone for your help.

 

[Dennis422]

http://www.distributorcentral.com/w...0105A7027AA&ProdNo=1&ProdName=1&Description=1

Sorry if this goes agains any forum rules, it is from my account for promo stuff. I can get you the info for this company if you want.

 

[petepaz]

what about pad printing.

 

[signage]

http://www.distributorcentral.com/w...0105A7027AA&ProdNo=1&ProdName=1&Description=1

Sorry if this goes agains any forum rules, it is from my account for promo stuff. I can get you the info for this company if you want.

If you would check with the supplier I would bet they will not stand up to playing soccor with.