Brand Identity Brand identity design company in Lahore, Pakistan

It depends on the scope: depth of the direction work, extra language versions, how many pieces we design (catalogue, labels, packaging, web templates), guidelines depth and the deadline. Send a short brief and we quote a fixed scope in writing, so you can compare it with other quotes.

The audience is a buyer who has not met you, so the identity must look established, print cleanly on labels and cartons, and read well in English. We also decide where Urdu or Arabic versions are needed, for example for a local market or a Gulf buyer.

A logo is one mark. An identity is the colours, typefaces, layouts and voice around it, so the catalogue, tags, website and emails look as if one company made them, even when different suppliers produced them.

The proposal gives dates for each stage. The usual delay is slow sign-off, particularly when several family members or partners decide, so agree who approves before starting.

Either can deliver. Ask for the scope in writing, ownership of the files, the vector and print formats, what happens after delivery and whether you can reach the person later. Those answers matter more than the price.

The proposal sets the rounds per stage. Revisions refine the chosen direction. A new direction after approval is new scope, which we state upfront.

You do. Ownership of the approved identity and the files is written into the proposal, and you receive the vector and print-ready files your printer will ask for.

Yes. We design additional-script versions together with the English one when your market needs them, instead of adding a translated name at the end.

It need not. A careful rebrand keeps what customers recognise, such as the name, a colour or a shape, and fixes what holds it back. We look at what to keep before changing anything.

Yes, as scoped work. An identity first makes them quicker to design and keeps them consistent, so many clients build the catalogue, packaging and website once the identity is approved.