Shark-Bite Kamako Logo

I’m ready to commission the main logo for my street-wear line, Kamako. The idea is simple but has to look sharp: the word “KAMAKO” with a clean shark taking a bite out of one of the letters or even the whole word. I’m flexible on where the bite lands—beginning, middle, or end—as long as the mark stays legible at a glance.

Tone and style
I want something that sits between flashy and classy. A cartoonish shark could give it playful energy, while a more realistic render might bring an edgier vibe; I’m open to either if it feels premium once embroidered or screen-printed on hats and tees.

Colour direction
Work with navy, baby blue, light pink and white, adding small flashes or highlights where it makes the design pop without looking busy.

Production needs
Because this logo goes straight onto headwear and shirts, it must be delivered as crisp, scalable vector art. Bold lines, limited colours and clean negative space are essential so stitching and screen passes stay sharp.

Deliverables
• 2–3 initial concept options
• Final chosen design supplied in AI, EPS and transparent-PNG formats
• Mock-ups showing the logo on a cap and a T-shirt
• Full usage rights transferred on approval

Acceptance criteria
The shark bite is obvious yet doesn’t obscure the word, the colours match the palette above and the final files are 100 % vector-clean.

If this brief sparks your creativity, I’d love to see what you can bite into.