Figma has honestly changed how I think about design collaboration. The way everything lives in one place — design, feedback, and iteration — makes the whole process smoother. It’s not just a tool anymore; it’s part of the workflow.
Interlocking the M and S also gives the embroidery one continuous shape to stitch, which tends to hold up better than two separate letters. Did you test how the overlap reads at chest-logo size, around 3 cm?
A simple form can have a lot more going on than its design suggests. I wrote a little about how working across design and engineering has changed the way I think about building things.