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Licensed Supplier Guidelines On-Field Apparel November 2019 LICENSED SUPPLIER GUIDELINES ON-FIELD APPAREL NOVEMBER 2019 AFL Queensland © 2019 AFL QUEENSLAND – ON-FIELD APPAREL GUIDELINES – NOVEMBER 2019 LOGOS FOR ON-FIELD APPAREL COMMUNITY COMPETITIONS ASPIRATION TALENT SEQ Junior Affiliated PATHWAY Men’s and Women’s State League QFA, QFAW Leagues Leagues SCHOOL COMPETITIONS Brisbane Townsville Gold Coast Mackay Sunshine Mt Isa Coast Cairns Northern Capricornia Rivers Cape York Wide Bay Darling Downs AFL Queensland © 2019 AFL QUEENSLAND – ON-FIELD APPAREL GUIDELINES – NOVEMBER 2019 IMPORTANT NOTES PLEASE READ BEFORE PROCEEDING This document was revised in November 2019, and is correct for the upcoming 2020 AFL Queensland football season. • Key changes include: o Refinement of logo sizes – this includes an updated guideline for Senior and Junior jumper sizes o Logo size specified for Supplier Logo o New branding for the SEQ Junior Leagues (Brisbane, Gold Coast, Northern Rivers and Sunshine Coast) o Updated approvals process – please read carefully to understand the new approvals process. This can be found in the next couple of pages. o ANY apparel using the AFL logo, AFL Queensland logo or AFL Queensland Q-Shield must be produced by a Preferred Supplier. A full list of preferred suppliers can be found in the next couple of pages. • Measurements and sizing of logos has been provided as a guideline. Whilst we understand that garments will vary in size, we encourage suppliers and designers to adhere to these measurements as best as possible. If you have concerns about sizing, please contact AFL Queensland. • If you require any of the logos contained in this document, please contact your Competition Manager. Logos in this document are for visual reference only, they are NOT intended to be copied directly from this document. AFL Queensland © 2019 AFL QUEENSLAND – ON-FIELD APPAREL GUIDELINES – NOVEMBER 2019 IMPORTANT NOTES SPECIAL EVENT JUMPER GUIDELINES From time to time, there will be a need for Clubs to create special event jumpers (eg. Celebrating Indigenous or Multicultural Round, or a specific Club Charity Round). The following guidelines have been put together for Clubs and Suppliers to follow in the event of a Special Jumper Design. ALL existing on-field apparel guidelines still apply Clubs can add up to TWO additional logos on the back of their jumpers, in support of the charity or to raise additional funds through sponsorship. Clubs can also change the overall design of their jumpers for the specific event. ALL artwork will still need to be approved by AFL Queensland. SENIOR JUMPER SIZES JUNIOR JUMPER SIZES EXISTING LOGOS 23 EXISTING LOGOS 23 ADDITIONAL LOGOS FOR ADDITIONAL LOGOS FOR SPECIAL EVENT JUMPERS SPECIAL EVENT JUMPERS SIZE: 125mm WIDE per logo SIZE: 100mm WIDE per logo PLACEMENT: At least 10mm PLACEMENT: At least 10mm below Existing Logo below Existing Logo AFL Queensland © 2019 AFL QUEENSLAND – ON-FIELD APPAREL GUIDELINES – NOVEMBER 2019 IMPORTANT NOTES OFF-FIELD APPAREL GUIDELINES • Any off-field apparel that includes the AFL logo, AFL Queensland logo or AFL Queensland Q-Shield must still follow the AFL Queensland Approvals Process. • Any garment to display the AFL logo, AFL Queensland logo or AFL Queensland Q-Shield must be sourced from an AFL Queensland Licensed Supplier – this includes Caps, T-Shirts/Polos and Tracksuit Tops and Bottoms. • For Community Competitions, there is no restriction on the number of sponsor logos Clubs can place on their off-field apparel. • For Regional Talent Programs, there can be: • one logo underneath the TALENT Q-Shield on the front (85mm wide) • Two logos on the back (one above the number and one below) (as per on-field size guidelines) • One logo on the LEFT sleeve (70mm wide) • For State Teams, off-field apparel must only contain the Supplier and Pathway Sponsor Logo (eg. NAB and BOND University for the Female State Teams). AFL Queensland © 2019 AFL QUEENSLAND – ON-FIELD APPAREL GUIDELINES – NOVEMBER 2019 IMPORTANT NOTES APPROVAL PROCESS AFL Queensland has put together this Approvals Process to ensure the AFL brand integrity, and to maintain a professional and consistent image of the Code of Australian Football, AFL Queensland and associated Talent Pathways and Leagues/Competitions. This approval process relates to ANY garment produced which contains the AFL logo, AFL Queensland logo or AFL Queensland Q-Shield. Request for Jumpers A request for a jumper order will come to an AFL Queensland Licensed Supplier via AFL Queensland or a Community Club Jumper Design The AFLQ Licensed Supplier will create a jumper design Design Approval Additional Approval The completed design is sent to the AFL Queensland Competition If additional approval is required, the AFL Queensland Competition Manager or AFL Queensland Talent Manager for approval Manager or Talent Manager will refer the design on for additional approval Design is Approved by AFLQ AFL Queensland approves the design. Supplier can circulate to the Club for their approval, but any changes must come back through AFL Queensland for final approval. Production Commences AFL Queensland © 2019 AFL QUEENSLAND – ON-FIELD APPAREL GUIDELINES – NOVEMBER 2019 IMPORTANT NOTES LICENSED APPAREL SUPPLIERS CONTACT DETAILS COMPANY CONTACT EMAIL MOBILE Beastwear Scott Rugless [email protected] 0417 069 798 Explosive Tony Tucker [email protected] 0418 150 880 ISC Garry Heath [email protected] 0400 115 649 LRF Luke Faulkner [email protected] 0419 952 544 Tribal Sport David Lake [email protected] 0418 957 645 VIV Warren Ledger [email protected] 0417 152 527 AFL Queensland © 2019 AFL QUEENSLAND – ON-FIELD APPAREL GUIDELINES – NOVEMBER 2019 IMPORTANT NOTES ACCESSING LOGOS AFL Queensland has saved all the Q-Shields and AFL Queensland Logos into the following DropBox: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/wi74csrtqkdgw6f/AACx9V_y_sry 7IKh5opuqGXga?dl=0 AFL Queensland © 2019 AFL QUEENSLAND – ON-FIELD APPAREL GUIDELINES – NOVEMBER 2019 TALENT PROGRAMS STATE TEAM Male and Female State Representatives Team (not including Academys) Program / Title Competition / Program Sponsor U16 State Team – Male NAB U18 State Team - Female Bond University Open Age State Team – - Male Open Age State Team – Bond University Female INDIGENOUS TEAMS State Indigenous Team Rio Tinto / Goodlife (Kickstart) MULTICULTURAL TEAMS State Multicultural Team Australia Post and (All Nations) Goodlife AFL Queensland © 2019 AFL QUEENSLAND – ON-FIELD APPAREL GUIDELINES – NOVEMBER 2019 TALENT PROGRAMS STATE TEAM (MALE) Q-SHIELD SUPPLIER LOGO SIZE: 85mm WIDE SIZE: 60mm WIDE PLACEMENT: Right Chest PLACEMENT: Centre, below neckline 23 TEAM SPONSOR LOGO (NAB) TEAM SPONSOR LOGO (NAB) SIZE: Max Width – 180mm / Max 23 SIZE: 85mm WIDE (Max Height – Height – 70mm 100mm) PLACEMENT: Centre placement below PLACEMENT: Below Q-Shield the neckline SPACING: 10mm spacing between Q- Shield and League Sponsor Logo PLAYER NUMBER PLAYER NUMBER SIZE: 250 – 300mm HIGH SIZE: 60mm HIGH PLACEMENT: Centre PLACEMENT: Left chest, in line with Plain Font Q-Shield AFL Queensland © 2019 AFL QUEENSLAND – ON-FIELD APPAREL GUIDELINES – NOVEMBER 2019 TALENT PROGRAMS STATE TEAM (FEMALE) Q-SHIELD SUPPLIER LOGO SIZE: 85mm WIDE SIZE: 60mm WIDE PLACEMENT: Right Chest PLACEMENT: Centre, below neckline TEAM SPONSOR LOGO (NAB/AFLW) SIZE: Max Width – 180mm / Max 23 Height – 70mm PLACEMENT: Centre placement below the neckline TEAM SPONSOR LOGO (NAB LOGO) 23 SIZE: 85mm WIDE (Max Height – PLAYER NUMBER 100mm) SIZE: 250 – 300mm HIGH PLACEMENT: Below Q-Shield PLACEMENT: Centre SPACING: 10mm spacing between Q- Plain Font Shield and League Sponsor Logo TEAM SPONSOR LOGO (Bond Uni) PLAYER NUMBER SIZE: 250 – 300mm WIDE SIZE: 60mm HIGH PLACEMENT: Centre PLACEMENT: Left chest, in line with Plain Font Q-Shield AFL Queensland © 2019 AFL QUEENSLAND – ON-FIELD APPAREL GUIDELINES – NOVEMBER 2019 TALENT PROGRAMS KICKSTART TEAM Q-SHIELD SUPPLIER LOGO SIZE: 85mm WIDE SIZE: 60mm WIDE PLACEMENT: Right Chest PLACEMENT: Centre, below neckline GOODLIFE LOGO SIZE: Max Width – 180mm / Max Height – 70mm 23 PLACEMENT: Centre placement below RIO TINTO LOGO the neckline 23 SIZE: 85mm WIDE PLACEMENT: Left Chest (in line with PLAYER NUMBER Q-Shield) SIZE: 250 – 300mm HIGH PLACEMENT: Centre Plain Font PLAYER NUMBER SIZE: 60mm HIGH Plain Font RIO TINTO LOGO SIZE: 250mm WIDE (maximum) PLACEMENT: Centre back below number AFL Queensland © 2019 AFL QUEENSLAND – ON-FIELD APPAREL GUIDELINES – NOVEMBER 2019 TALENT PROGRAMS ALL NATIONS TEAM Q-SHIELD SUPPLIER LOGO SIZE: 85mm WIDE SIZE: 60mm WIDE PLACEMENT: Right Chest PLACEMENT: Centre, below neckline AUSTRALIA POST LOGO GOODLIFE LOGO SIZE: 85mm WIDE SIZE: Max Width – 180mm / Max PLACEMENT: Left Chest (in line with Height – 70mm Q-Shield) 23 PLACEMENT: Centre placement below the neckline 23 PLAYER NUMBER SIZE: 60mm HIGH PLAYER NUMBER Plain Font SIZE: 250 – 300mm HIGH PLACEMENT: Centre Plain Font AUSTRALIA POST LOGO SIZE: 250mm WIDE (maximum) PLACEMENT: Centre back below number AFL Queensland © 2019 AFL QUEENSLAND – ON-FIELD APPAREL GUIDELINES – NOVEMBER 2019 TALENT PROGRAMS STATE TEAMS (SHORTS) Q-SHIELD SIZE: 70mm WIDE PLACEMENT: Left front leg AFL Queensland © 2019 AFL QUEENSLAND – ON-FIELD APPAREL GUIDELINES – NOVEMBER 2019 TALENT PROGRAMS Program / Title Competition / Watermark Program Sponsor REGIONAL TALENT TEAMS (MALE) U14 MALE Brisbane North Brisbane Lions Brisbane South East Brisbane Lions Brisbane South West Brisbane Lions Central Queensland Gold Coast SUNS Darling Downs Brisbane Lions Gold Coast North Gold Coast SUNS Gold Coast South Gold Coast SUNS Moreton Bay Brisbane
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