The truck and the website should look like the same company
A lot of local businesses end up with their logo drawn three different ways: one on the sign, one on the shirts, one on the site.
It happens gradually. The sign guy redraws the logo to fit. The shirt supplier simplifies it for embroidery. The website uses whatever file was in the email. None of it is anyone's fault and all of it costs you.
Because a customer letting someone into their home or handing over a deposit is reading for signals that you are organised. Three versions of the same logo says nobody is minding the details — which is precisely the fear they are trying to resolve.
We build one system: the mark and its variants, the colours with real values, the type, and the rules for using them. Then we apply it across everything physical and digital, and hand you the files so any supplier can work from the same source.
What’s included
CapabilitiesIdentity
- Logo design, with variants built for real use
- Full brand identity system
- Colour, typography and usage guidelines
Print and collateral
- Business cards
- Flyers and brochures
- Posters
- Restaurant menus
- Packaging design
- Office stationery and marketing materials
Digital
- Social media graphics and templates
- Presentation and pitch decks
- Ad creative
Nothing off a shelf. We look at what your business actually needs, then agree one fixed number in writing before any work begins — so the figure you approve is the figure you pay.
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Straight answers
Branding & Graphic Design · FAQWhy does our logo look wrong on shirts and signs?
Thin lines, gradients and fine text do not survive a stitch file, a screen print or a sign cut. Most logos are drawn for a screen and never tested anywhere else. We build a simplified variant specifically for garments and small applications alongside the main mark, so this is solved before an order is placed rather than improvised at the decorator.
What files do we actually get?
Vector source, print-ready PDFs with correct bleed and colour, web formats, and the embroidery and single-colour variants. Yours permanently, usable by any supplier. We do not keep source files as leverage.
Do we need a full rebrand, or just a tidy-up?
Often a tidy-up. If the mark is recognised locally, rebuilding it properly and applying it consistently is cheaper and safer than starting over — recognition you already have is an asset worth keeping. We will tell you honestly which one you are looking at.