Gone Stumpin · Print & apparel
Two directions.
Pick one.
Each direction is a matched set — a business card and a shirt back that use the same lockup, so the card in someone's hand and the shirt on the truck read as the same outfit. Same brand in both. You're choosing the layout, not the logo.
Option A
Badge Forward
The name does the work. Type runs to the edges, the gator shrinks to a small seal in the corner, and the phone number is set big enough to read across a driveway.
Business card
Shirt · back print
Why you'd pick it: the name is what people remember, and it's the cheapest of the two to print — all type, no artwork, so it stays sharp at any size.
Option B
Mascot
The gator does the work. He runs full height on the card and stands above the name on the shirt, arms crossed, in the cap and work shirt.
Business card
Shirt · back print
Why you'd pick it: the gator is the thing people already recognise, and a character sticks in the memory longer than a name does. Costs a little more to print.
What happens next
Tell us A or B
A or B
Reply with the letter and we'll send you just those files — the card and the shirt art, set up and ready to hand straight to a printer. Nothing else to do on your end.
Still to decide once you've picked: how many cards you want, and which shirt colour beyond black.
One heads-up
The green prints softer
The lime you see on screen is brighter than any printer's four inks can reach. On a normal print run it lands closer to a yellow-green.
It can be matched exactly, but that needs a specialty ink and a proper print shop rather than a walk-in counter. Worth it on shirts, usually not on cards. Say the word if you want us to price it.