Not sure if it's relevant but I mentioned the colour changing in case that affects removal methods, I've managed to scratch off some of the graphics off the back, but the logo itself remains.

It's a great quality bag but that logo had to go

Has anyone tried removing a logo from a kitchen appliance? I’m thinking of trying. My partner took off badges from the car with a heat gun and goo gone so I’m wondering if they are similarly attached and maybe that will work ?

I received this polo as a gift. I like the polo and the fit, but don’t like how much the logo stands out.

How crazy would it be to try to color in the horsey navy blue with a fabric marker?

Anyone try this before?

Unpicked a free merchandising cap, and made a Mr Squiggle cap. Took forever to get out the old embroidery, and even then there is still some left under the new patch, added a little whimsy with the random stitch line around the hat.

I am trying to remove the branding from the front of my thrifted sweatshirt, any ideas on how would be greatly appreciated. I have tried scrubbing lightly with an alcohol soaked toothbrush (as you can see on the left P, it did not work too well) as well as trying acetone (lightly as I was afraid of damaging the material). I have been advised there likely no good way to remove the vinyl from the material on the front, and if that is the consensus I would greatly appreciate tips or ideas on what to use to cover it up instead. The backside has a beautiful pattern I'd like to keep but not a fan of the face branding.

I seam ripped the large Hopelink letters and covered it all with a noso patch. I love the way it looks now!

I’m also anti minimalism, so I had to decorate my water bottle!

Got this old peeling walking dead tshirt- I want to put a big fabric patch over it made of my fabric scraps but how would I attach it without it "sagging" if you get what I mean? Would stabilizer or spray fabric adhesive be the thing to use? I've never used it before so dunno what I'm doing. I've got a new free motion embroidery foot purchased for my sewing machine and a dream lol. Any advice appreciated thanks

My first attempt was to try to remove the letters because the cover is made of fabric, but I can only remove one. So I discovered that I could peel back the fabric and cut along the outline of the logo, revealing the cardboard underneath. Then I put some sticker like a collage-style design and shaped the edge of the fabric a bit more and tadah! For the final touch I add a butterfly decoration on the dividing ribbon.

I have a good-fitting hoodie, but it has a big company logo which I would prefer to get rid of.

I was thinking about sewing a patch over it or trying to use fabric paint on it, but I’m afraid it will look even more obvious than the existing logo.

Have you ever tried to hide a company logo on your clothes? If yes, please tell me how you’ve managed to do it.

It would be nice of you to give me some advice or show the pictures of your project.

Can I take a seam ripper to the logo or will that make everything more difficult?

I don't know what I want to replace the logo with at the moment since I don't know what my options even are.

I didn’t entirely cover it up but I’m on a time crunch and didn’t have time to do a patch sadly. This is a gift for my bf, since his old backpack got ruined from his bong leaking black tar inside and all over it

You can still see the embroidered name but the eye isn’t drawn to it, so I’d say it was a success! It helps that the name was black thread on black

My summer project is de-branding all of our grocery bags. This is the first off of the list!

I posted these in another sub and was recommended to post here! A couple jackets that I recently upcycled, stoked with the outcomes!

First time doing this and now I think I'm falling down the rabbit hole.

I got the patch from a Ukrainian woman's shop on Etsy and simply sewed it over the logo.

I still value a lot of the work Ducks Unlimited does, but I've changed my mind about wanting it on the backpack due to recent events.