Logo design · Clothing Brands
Logo Design for Clothing Brands
In apparel your logo is manufactured, not printed — woven into a label, embroidered onto a chest, screen-printed on cotton, foil-blocked on a tag. Each process destroys a different kind of detail.
We have supplied artwork to garment units and label makers, so we design clothing marks with those constraints in the room from the first sketch.
What clothing brands branding really has to survive
Woven labels have a resolution limit
Below a certain thread count, a logo becomes mush. We build a label-optimised version with thickened strokes and increased letter spacing.
Embroidery hates gradients and thin lines
You get a stitch-safe variant with a minimum stroke weight so your embroiderer isn't guessing.
Tags and packaging carry the premium feel
Paper stock, foil and die-cut shape do more for perceived value than the logo alone. We specify all three.
What you get
Everything handed over, nothing held back.
- Primary logo, monogram and repeat pattern
- Woven label and embroidery-safe variants
- Hang tag design with finish specification
- Care label and size label artwork
- Poly bag, box and sticker design
- Lookbook or catalogue layout on request
Frequently asked
Can you supply artwork directly to my label vendor?
Yes, in the format they need, with a short spec note so nothing is misread.
Do you design the hang tags and packaging?
Yes, and we can print them here too.
Can you make a monogram version?
Almost every clothing brand needs one — for buttons, labels and small placements. It's included.
See more of our work on the projects page or read about our full service list.
From the journal
Reading that helps before you brief us
- Logo Design for Clothing BrandsA clothing logo has to work on a woven label and an embroidered collar, not just an Instagram grid. Here is what that changes about the design.Read
- Product Packaging Design Trends for Modern BrandsSome packaging trends solve real problems. Others are Pinterest-driven fashion that ages badly once the trend moves on.Read
- Rushk Craft Chocolate: designing a bean-to-bar packaging systemSix flavours, one shelf, two seconds of attention. Here is how we built the Rushk craft chocolate packaging system from dieline to print-ready artwork — and what it taught us about designing for a range instead of a single pack.Read
Ready when you are
Tell us about your brand.
A one-line WhatsApp is enough to start. We reply with a fixed quote.