New businesses in Los Angeles
Los Angeles has a steady stream of new small businesses: food trucks and pop-ups, coffee and juice spots, salons and studios, clothing labels, production companies and online shops run from a spare room. Many of them need a logo that works on a phone screen and on merchandise from the first week, because social media and a few printed shirts are the whole launch plan.
Plenty of Los Angeles businesses serve customers in English and Spanish, and some in Korean, Armenian, Tagalog or other languages. If your name or tagline will appear in more than one language or script, tell us early. We choose typefaces that have the characters you need and plan lockups that leave room for a second line. With sun for most of the year, outdoor decals and banners fade, so we favor colors that hold up and keep a one-color version ready for vinyl.
How a Los Angeles logo project runs
- You fill in the quote form with your business name, what you sell and where the logo will be used first.
- We reply with questions or a written quote that lists what you get and how many review rounds are included.
- You see a few early directions, pick one, and mark it up.
- We deliver the final logo files, and the starter kit if you ordered one.
The work happens by email, shared folders and video calls booked in Pacific time. We have no office in Los Angeles, and a logo project doesn't need one. If a local sign shop, printer or embroidery shop will produce your first items, send their file specs and we'll set the files up to match.
What you can order
Wordmarks
Your business name set as a logo, with spacing, letter shapes and weight adjusted so it reads at a glance.
02Icons and symbols
A simple mark that works without the name: app icon, favicon, profile picture, sticker.
03Brand starter kit
Logo files, two or three colors, a type pairing and a one-page sheet, enough to launch.
Questions
Do you meet in person in Los Angeles?
No. We work remotely by email and video calls in Pacific time, so there's no studio visit to fit around your launch.
Can you prepare the logo for embroidery and screen printing?
Yes. We make a one-color version with no fine lines or gradients, which is what most embroidery and screen print shops ask for.
Ask for a quote
Cost depends on whether you need a wordmark, an icon or both, how many directions you want to see first, and whether you add the starter kit. Every project gets a written quote before work starts.