China Design Shenzhen

I ♥ SHENZHEN T-Shirt Design

Following the relative success of the “Made in UK” T-shirt designs (i.e. people actually paying me to make them one) I decided to design another with an “I Love Shenzhen” theme along the lines of the classic I ♥ NY version. The only problem is that I’ve come up with four versions and can’t choose which one to put into production:

Option 1 – classic

I ♥ SZ

Option 2 – horizontal

I ♥ SZ

Option 3 – wo ai (meaning “I love” in Chinese)

wo ai ♥ SZ

Option 4 – 我 (meaning “I” in Chinese)

Wo ♥ SZ

Option 5 – bonus (by popular request!)

Wo ♥ SZ

I figured a public vote was the way to go so, if you’d be so kind, please cast your opinion below (or click here if you’re an RSS reader).

If I get enough votes (>50) I might even be inclined to give one away – leave a comment below so I can know your email address with/without any other creative suggestions 🙂 Thanks!

Author

Originally from the UK, David is designer and wanderer currently based in Kamakura. Prior to this, he lived in China and longs to explore more of this vast and varied land. He started Randomwire in 2003 to chronicle his travels and occasional musings. Feel free to drop him a line.

12 Comments Add New Comment

  1. Tom F says:

    Option 3 repeats itself “i love love sz”. I voted for option 1 for the square layout, but I may have voted for option 4 if it was also in a square layout.

    How many have you sold so far?

    1. David says:

      Market data is highly confidential but you can be confident that we are talking volumes of less than a dozen 😉

      P.s. added a new option based on your suggestion

  2. kofai says:

    i like opinion 2,but you can take the logo back the T-shirt with the little view not taking it at the positive side that it will seem like so silly.

    what is the color of the t-shirt?i think white is the better.

    btw,i @shenzhen

  3. David says:

    Thanks for all the votes! Looks like no. 4/5 are pretty popular at the moment.

    The design will be printed on a white tshirt and probably cost around 60-70 RMB, maybe less, depending on where I get it printed.

  4. clarke says:

    I voted for #5, because it’s most similar to #1 but in Simplified; it should be in the local language. (plus it wasn’t redundant as Tom F pointed out). & when can I get one?

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