Branding & logo. An identity people remember.
Your logo is the first thing people recognise about your business, often before they read a word. We design one that’s yours alone, built around who you are, what you sell and the feeling you want people to leave with. Then we carry it into everything you put your name on.

* Demo brand. Photos are AI generated.

* Demo brand. Photos are AI generated.
Tyler’s Café, branded end to end.
Our demo café, from the mark on the cup to the sign over the door and the picture on its Instagram. One identity, carried through every piece, so the whole café feels like one place.
Walk through it in Small businessRecognized anywhere.
Cups, bags, boxes and aprons. Every piece below uses a version drawn for that surface.




* Demo brand. Photos are AI generated.

* Demo brand. Photos are AI generated.
Consistent by design.
Full branding is the complete digital and print package, designed as one identity system: every asset built from the same logo suite, colour palette and typography, and documented in brand guidelines that any printer, sign shop or designer can follow. Your business shows up the same way at every touchpoint, and each one builds on the recognition the last one earned.
- DigitalWebsite header and favicon, app icon, social media profile and cover images, and email signature, each sized for its platform.
- PrintBusiness cards, letterhead and stationery, signage, packaging and labels, and embroidered uniforms, all delivered print-ready.
Just the logo, or the whole brand.
A logo is how people recognise you. A brand is how they remember you, everywhere they meet you.
Logo
- One of a kind: designed for your business only, never pulled from a template or a generator.
- Your identity made visible: who you are, what you stand for and the feeling you want people to have.
- Simple enough to know at a glance, distinctive enough to remember.
- Made to last, so it still feels like you years from now.
Full branding
- Everything in Logo.
- Your logo in every form it needs, from the sign over your door to the icon on a phone.
- Colours and fonts chosen to work together, so everything looks like you.
- Stationery, email signature, social media and print pieces, ready to use.
- A guide that keeps every new piece consistent, whoever makes it.
How we get there.
Black and white first. If a mark works without colour, it works everywhere.
Questions
Still deciding? in the corner, or send a quote request and we’ll answer in writing.
Why not just use an AI logo generator?
You can, but what you get is a picture assembled from logos that already exist, not an identity. It can look like a competitor’s, it rarely holds up small or in one colour, and in the US an image made by AI alone can’t be copyrighted, so it’s hard to call it yours. Ours is designed for your business alone, and it’s yours once it’s paid.
Why do I need so many versions?
Each place needs something different. A phone screen needs a small, simple mark. Stitching needs fewer fine lines. One-colour printing needs black and white. The rules keep every version looking like the same business.
Can you update the logo I have?
Yes. We can redo it exactly as it is and build the kit around it, or rebrand: refresh it or start over.
Is branding part of a package?
No. Full branding is an add-on, and any package can add it. A logo on its own is a separate add-on. See packages.
Do I own my logo?
Yes. Once it’s paid in full, your logo and all its files are yours.
How many revisions do I get?
A logo includes 3 rounds of revisions, and so does full branding. A round is one list of changes, sent together in one message, with as many changes on it as you like.*
* A revision is a change to work in your quote, like adjusting the shape, colours or lettering of the design you picked. Changes sent after your list count toward your next round. New scope is anything your quote doesn’t list, like a new design direction after you’ve picked one. Extra rounds and new scope are billed at our hourly rate, and we confirm with you before we start.
What’s a vector file?
A logo drawn from shapes, not pixels. It stays sharp at any size, from an email signature to a sign, and printers and embroidery shops can work from it.