What you get
- A positioning conversation: who you sell to and what actually sets you apart.
- A logo with the variants real life asks for: horizontal, stacked, symbol and single color.
- Color, type and a way of writing that matches the brand.
- Applications: packaging, storefront, site hoarding, uniforms, vehicles and sales material.
- Brand guidelines: what is allowed, what is not and the minimum sizes.
- Source files in every format, handed over for you to keep.
What you take home
A badly delivered brand ends up as a lost folder in some old designer’s chat. You get an organized folder with vector files, print versions, screen versions and the guidelines as a PDF. Send it to any supplier and it comes out right.
A brand shows up on the street, not only on a screen
Storefronts, hoardings, packaging and uniforms are where most brands fall apart. It is the part we most enjoy solving, because that is where the customer actually touches it.
Frequently asked
How long does a brand take?
Three to eight weeks, depending on how many applications are included and how fast approvals come back.
Do I have to change everything at once?
No. Start with the essentials, which are logo, color and type, and roll out the storefront, packaging and uniforms as cash allows.
Do you register the trademark?
Registration is done by a trademark attorney or agent. We deliver the brand, check that the name looks registrable and point you to who handles the filing.
Can I get the logo only?
You can, but we will tell you what you lose. A logo alone does not solve a storefront, a package or a post. The system is what makes a brand look big.
