Clean Logo & Packaging Design
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
GlideX is my new desk-mat brand built on a mature, minimalist aesthetic that revolves around black, white and grey. I need a clean, simple-yet-elegant visual identity that combines text with an icon clearly related to the product itself—think a subtle desk-mat outline, stitching cue or glide motion worked into the mark. The finished logo will be stitched on the mat’s left edge, so it must read crisply at small scale and translate well to embroidery.
Once the logo is final, I also need a retail package sleeve laid out. The pack uses the same colour palette and incorporates the new logo, short slogans, product specifications and a small barcode that links to our site. Keep the overall feel minimal; white or dark background blocks with plenty of breathing room and restrained typography will suit the brand.
Deliverables
• Vector logo (AI, PDF, SVG) + embroidery-ready file
• Print-ready package design (AI/PDF with 3 mm bleed)
• Mock-ups: stitched logo on fabric edge and box sleeve visual
• All working files and font details so I can update text or specs later
I consider the project complete when the logo remains sharp at 25 mm width, reproduces flawlessly in a single colour, and the packaging artwork is accepted by my printer without further tweaks.
Once the logo is final, I also need a retail package sleeve laid out. The pack uses the same colour palette and incorporates the new logo, short slogans, product specifications and a small barcode that links to our site. Keep the overall feel minimal; white or dark background blocks with plenty of breathing room and restrained typography will suit the brand.
Deliverables
• Vector logo (AI, PDF, SVG) + embroidery-ready file
• Print-ready package design (AI/PDF with 3 mm bleed)
• Mock-ups: stitched logo on fabric edge and box sleeve visual
• All working files and font details so I can update text or specs later
I consider the project complete when the logo remains sharp at 25 mm width, reproduces flawlessly in a single colour, and the packaging artwork is accepted by my printer without further tweaks.