NEED TIPS: How to remove logos from jacket?

[gunit130]

I want to take off the logo from my jacket, and probably pants too. I'm not going to say what brand it is, but I like the gear, but am not thrilled about rocking the brand.

It's a sticker I'm pretty sure. But, it's obviously on there good.

I was thinking about trying to heat it up with a blow dryer first, then scrape it off with a knife... obviously don't want to cut a whole in the coat.

Any better ideas?

[Cruiser]

Any chance you could just use a marker to make the sticker the same color as the rest of the jacket/pants? I've done this to sewn in logos on several occassions with good success. Probably not as good as actually removing it, but at least you don't run the risk of damaging the gear from a functionality standpoint.

[inthemtns]

I want to take off the logo from my jacket, and probably pants too. I'm not going to say what brand it is, but I like the gear, but am not thrilled about rocking the brand.

It's a sticker I'm pretty sure. But, it's obviously on there good.

I was thinking about trying to heat it up with a blow dryer first, then scrape it off with a knife... obviously don't want to cut a whole in the coat.

Any better ideas?

Unless its the "I suck dick brand" just wear it.

[kbuzz]

Unless its the "I suck dick brand" just wear it.

With all due respect to the poster above. I disagree and think its a good question. The logos are getting out of hand these days.

[bptempleton]

Unless its the "I suck dick brand" just wear it.

stfu JONG. Consider whether or not your post is worthless BEFORE yo write it.

As for logos, I just got my girlfriend to make a badass angry owl to cover the big, colorful 'Burton' logo on my shoulder. Quite often the logo is integrated into the coat such that you can't remove it without damaging the shell.

[gunit130]

this is doable for sure. It's not stitched or printed, it's a sticker of some type, but it's a hardcore sticky sticker, that's for sure.

I'll let everyone know how it goes, as I'm sure everyone has bookmarked this thread for later viewing by now.

inthemtns guy probably wears a Dallas Cowboys Starter jacket.

[Skipig25]

it could be printed on. but just find something you like to put over it, or just some colored duct tape over it. or a nice patch

[IrieRon]

Just be proud of your Columbia.

[That was Pontus]

It's a DC jacket isn't it? Would probably be easier to just stop wearing gloves...

[waxman]

duct tape over top of it like the olympians do, and duct tape comes in all sorts of colors

[Wes Mantooth]

You could just put a nice duct tape patch over it, find a similar color, cut it up nice, and stick it over

[Eluder]

I kinda liked the "I suck dick" brand post

[RootSkier]

Just be proud of your Columbia.

I totally got a Columbia fleece for Christmas that I really like but refuse to wear outside the house.

[single]

I kinda liked the "I **** ****" brand post

same here.

You could just cover it with a patch...

http://www.skibrokeback.com/online_store_patch.htm



I would probably just cover it with something like seam weld unless it was textured.

Edit to add: Post 1776! Score one for America!

[lionelhutz]

Wait - for real? Are you going to be on TV? Just wear the logo. You're not "rocking" the brand unless they are paying you to do so. Otherwise you are just like the rest of us schmuks who bought what fit/looked the best, conatined the right tech specs and fit into our price range.
Who cares if it is North Face, DC, MH or fuckin Exxon. Nobody pays attention to that shit.

[Canada Guy]

Buy an iron on Goretex patch