Logo for branded outerwear accessories that will appeal to both parents and children

Be outside a little longer.

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Sidewalk Chalk is a line of outdoor accessories for parents and children to use/wear. We started with a couple of uniquely designed products that will keep our hands warm during winter months, but may expand to offering waterproof summer accessories as well. Think “mommy/daddy & me” apparel/accessories. Since our wearable accessories will be branded with our logo, it should look sleek (subtle/discreet/sophisticated) yet playful (not rigid or serious), and can be used with and without the name. Name-alone or letter-based logos work for some brand names, but since the name “Sidewalk Chalk” is quite lengthy, we’d prefer to have a clean/simple (not overly complex) graphic logo that can ultimately be used on its own, and even better if it can seamlessly be incorporated with the name, as in the case with Munchkin (see below). As for the style, we prefer something - A bit more modern vs traditional - A little more Playful (but Mature enough so that parents can also don the accessories without feeling like they’re donning a children’s product in an adult size) - Must be gender neutral COLORS: Open to ideas using bright blues and yellows as well as a muted grey neutral. We understand that the use of blues & yellows may clash with the actual color of one of our products, so the logo should still look distinguishable enough in a neutral shade of gray. Ideally the logo would be inverse-able so that one version can be printed on a white/light background, while the inverse can be printed on a dark background. LIKES/DISLIKES (OTHER LOGOS): https://www.7amenfant.com We LIKE that the 7AM logo is sleek yet clearly visible. Their products are beautiful and eye catching. Any new parent/parent-to-be can catch a glimpse of the logo and find it online. Logo is always black printed on white. The logo is quite serious looking and definitely targets a more sophisticated parent. https://www.skiphop.com/skiphop-diaper-bags SkipHop’s signature red appears throughout their website and on most of their products. They’ve been able to just use their logo (without name) on select products, where that makes more sense. In cases where red would clash with a product, they’ve discreetly printed their logo (or engrave it in metal) in other colors to match the product style. https://www.munchkin.com/toddler.html A FAVORITE of ours: Munchkin puts their sideways heart logo on everything, and it’s nice that they do that for select product lines, while other product lines include the full name (with logo as the dot in the i) in a subtle grey. The main logo on the website is a rainbow, which is too colorful for us, but clearly conveys a very child-friendly, playful vibe. We love that their logo is clean, simple and very recognizable once you know their brand. https://www.polarnopyretusa.com/OTWR_ETC/ Polarn O. Pyret has a distinct letter logo that is always printed with the full brand name sandwiching it above and below. It’s great that the logo colors are generally in consistent hues, which can be adapted (and mixed/matched) for placement on different colored items. The concern with this logo is that the P is not enough to market the brand to passers-bys and the full name of the brand is quite long, but too small to see. Too serious for us, and we’d prefer a graphic logo versus a letter-based one. TAGLINES/SLOGANS: No official ones yet, but are few ideas: Embrace the elements. Be outside a little longer.

Toda categoría de diseño tiene precios flexibles para todos los presupuestos. Logotipos comienza en $299.