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Thanks to all for your input.

Brandn, I liked your 'tribe' theory.

I didn't realize I was that smart.

Anyway, I wasn't feeling the love for the primary Jets logo,

so I tried a script version...

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I cleaned up the squadron logo too.

Here's the aways...Homes to follow.

(I've got the shoulder patches a little too big)

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You've got a winner of a primary logo right there, LOVE the design of that. I think the only complaint I have is that the numbers on the jersey don't need to be italicized - as they are now, I don't think it really "goes" with the identity, if you know what I mean. Straighten 'em up, and you'll be on your way. Great work!

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Wow. Win. I love that primary and that polar bear secondary is fantastic as well. The numerals are kind of plain but it fits. Well done.

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That primary is very, very good.

"If there's a way to make the J look a little bit more like a J" I think is the only nitpick i have about this. Otherwise, it's very, very good.

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OUTSTANDING, eh?

I would even try the W-Bear logo without the 9th squadron on it, make it "implied"....

LOVE IT!!!

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Thanks to all for your input.

Brandn, I liked your 'tribe' theory.

I didn't realize I was that smart.

Anyway, I wasn't feeling the love for the primary Jets logo,

so I tried a script version...

jetslogos.jpg

I cleaned up the squadron logo too.

Here's the aways...Homes to follow.

(I've got the shoulder patches a little too big)

jetsaway-1.jpg

Wow, now that is :censored: beautiful.

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Great primary. I think it works much better when it's centered within the circle like on the jersey.

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I like that... simple yet really something to see... I'm not sure about that red circle in the road jersey but it's good.. as for that secondary logo, wow that hybrid bear-wing thing reminds me a bit of something similar to the grand rapids griffins logo.. however that secondary logo is a good one to use for alternate jersey if so?

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I love the primary, I love the secondary. I'd like to see the circle appear on the dark jerseys, too, though. I think it would look great, even without a color switch.

On the jerseys, just because of personal taste and taking nothing away from what you've done, I'd really like to see a revival of the full sleeve shoulder yoke/stripe, like this. I think it's a sharp look, but it also prevents the straight lines from interfering with the round logo.

I agree with the person above that suggested un-italicizing the numbers. As it stands, there are too many angles, none of them matching. Vertical numbers would solve that.

But if the jerseys came out exactly as you have them? I'd buy one the first day.

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