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  1. 08-31-2011, 06:38 PM #1
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    Single Player Quad Jerseys

    So, I was looking at this:


    and I got to thinking. Is it better to have 4 small pieces of jersey broken up as such, or would you rather have 1 large swatch with the same amount of fabric?
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    IMO one swatch would be better. Unless the quad was four pieces that looked different, I personally prefer just one bigger swatch.
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    What about a quad with 4 different colours vs a single 4 colour swatch?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Wickabee View Post
    What about a quad with 4 different colours vs a single 4 colour swatch?

    Truthfully, for me I would probably prefer one big swatch because I think it looks nicer.
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