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Posted 10:53 by Thomas 'Megzy' Merrigan in

Check out what these lads are up to
in the world of custom fitted's design!

The Clink Room is a fantasy team design sub brand from Major and Minor League logo design company Plan B. These two lads from San Diego who are following a dream and creating their own fantasy league baseball caps.

Check the cork under bill

Teaming up with New Era they have made two stunning models already, both of which are available on their web site, along with a whole heap of information about the project and all of the prototype logos they went through in the process.

Here is what they have to say about it;

"The two of us grew up in San Diego, best friends since kindergarten. We loved looking through the newest Star Struck catalog and picking out our favorite designs. We always dreamed of designing logos for our favorite sports teams.

To earn some extra beer money in college, we started designing high school logos out of our dorm rooms. We screen-printed the logos on t-shirts out of our garages, then sold them to the high schools. That summer we wrote 150 letters to Minor League Baseball teams. Only one got back to us, the West Tenn Diamond Jaxx. They told us, “If we like it, we’ll buy it.” So we worked all summer for our first Minor League club. Plan B Branding was born.

Today we’re creating not just for Minor League clubs, but Major League Baseball too. We’ve worked on projects for the World Series, and recently modernized the logos for America’s oldest baseball club, the Cincinnati Reds.

The Clink Room is our after hours clubhouse in the back of Plan B. Branding’s studios. It’s a behind-the-scenes place to introduce new ideas, experiment in the world of sports design, and collaborate with friends of the studio. The ideas are flying, the beer is cold, and bottles are clinking!"

Check out the website http://www.theclinkroom.com/ and click on the web-store to order yours now!

In a similar project our brand of the month Upper Playground also released their own selection of fantasy league baseball caps.

They have gone around a load of major cities in the U.S. and taken the stereotypes of each town to make an appropriate design. Hats and t-shirts are available for every team.