Bring clean pub-sport style to your stitching with this Nike and Guinness logo mash-up, built around bold outlined lettering, the gold harp and the 1759 date. The design layers the GUINNESS wordmark and DRAUGHT text with a swoosh-led layout, so it reads like a deliberate graphic remix rather than a crowded badge. It suits fans of statement brand-style embroidery who want something smarter and more graphic for casual wear or bar-themed makes.
With just four thread colours and an open, lightly stitched build, it should sit neatly on sweatshirts, denim jackets, hoodies and heavyweight tote bags without turning stiff. The black, white and gold palette stands out especially well on dark fabrics, where the harp and lettering get the contrast they need. If you want a logo look with strong lines and less bulk, this one has a crisp, modern finish.
