The best logo design company in Bangladesh is the one that hands you original artwork, full source files, and a written reason for every shape.
I am RH Fardin and I personally draw, refine and ship every logo. No template traps, no rushed Fiverr revisions, no stolen marks from Pinterest. You get a real identity that looks correct on a Daraz storefront thumbnail, a Facebook profile circle, a Nagad-style cashback banner and a printed visiting card from New Market.
From 50,000 BDT. 50% advance via bKash, Nagad or bank, 50% on final approval. Design-approval guarantee, no token-based revision limits.
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Every other Facebook post in Bangladesh promises a logo for 999 taka in 24 hours. That market exists because most buyers do not know what they are actually paying for. They pay for a JPG. They do not get vector source, they do not get colour codes, they do not get a usage rule for white backgrounds. Six months later when the printer in Dhanmondi asks for an AI file, they are stuck.
I built my logo practice as the opposite of that. Around five years of full-time design work in Bangladesh has taught me what fails in our market and what does not. A logo that looks crisp on a 1080x1080 Facebook ad can still die on a polo shirt embroidery, a Tk 10 sticker, or a bilingual signboard where the Bangla version sits beside the English. The best company is the one that thinks about all of those surfaces before you ever see a draft.
I work as a single senior operator. You speak to me on the first call, on the revisions, on the handover, and three months later when you need a favicon for a new microsite. There is no junior copying a competitor brand and emailing you for approval. The same hand that sketches the first concept exports the final source files.
And I price honestly. 50,000 BDT is my floor for a real logo project because that is what it costs to do the work properly here: discovery, multiple concept directions, refinement, a brand guideline PDF, and the full set of files in every format your printer, social manager and developer will ever ask for.
Six things that separate a serious logo company from a Fiverr account with a Bangladeshi flag in the bio.
Every mark is drawn from a brief, not lifted from a Behance moodboard or generated by a free AI logo maker. I show you the sketches that led to the final shape so you can defend the trademark later.
You receive AI, EPS, SVG, PDF, transparent PNG and JPG in every required colour mode. Printers in Banglabazar, embroidery shops in Islampur and developers anywhere will get exactly what they need.
A short PDF that locks down clear-space, minimum sizes, the hex/CMYK/Pantone values, and what not to do with the mark. Saves you arguments with future designers and printers.
If your brand needs to appear in both scripts, I design the Bangla version with proper typography, not a default Nikosh paste. Both lockups stay visually balanced beside each other.
Before you sign off, you see the mark on a Daraz product thumbnail, a Facebook page cover, a courier sticker for Pathao and Steadfast, and a printed business card. No fantasy mockups on iPhone screens.
You message the person doing the work directly on WhatsApp. No account manager layer, no overnight delay because the file is on someone else's laptop in another office.
A logo in Bangladesh has a harder job than a logo in most markets. It has to survive a 32px favicon, a thumbnail on a buyer's low-end Android phone, a black-and-white photocopy from a corner shop, a vinyl cutout on a delivery van, and an embroidered chest pocket on a uniform. Most marks fail on at least two of those. The best ones are tested against all of them before delivery. I export every concept at 32px, in single colour, and in a flat embroidery-safe version. If it dies at any of those tests, it gets reworked.
Discovery matters more than designers admit. Before I draw anything I want to know your competitors in Bangladesh by name, the kind of buyers you actually get (mobile, walk-in, B2B), whether you will run paid ads where the logo becomes the avatar, and whether you plan to register a trademark with the DPDT in Tejgaon. That last point alone changes the design: a mark with too much realism, common shapes, or stock symbolism will fail registration. The best logo company designs with registrability in mind from day one, not as an afterthought after the printing has already started.
Clear packages, fixed quotes, paid in BDT. Pick a starting point — I'll tailor the exact scope on a quick call.
Every project starts at ৳50,000
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The real questions Bangladeshi founders ask before hiring a logo company.
My logo work starts at 50,000 BDT. That is the floor for the full package: discovery, two to three distinct concept directions, refinement rounds, a written brand guideline PDF, and every source and export file you will ever need. Multi-brand, bilingual or sub-mark projects start higher. Payment is 50% advance via bKash, Nagad or bank, and 50% on final approval.
Headcount does not draw logos. One senior pair of hands does. In most big agencies in Bangladesh the senior designer signs the proposal, then a junior actually executes the work. With me, the senior is the executor. You get tighter craft, faster decisions, and one person who is accountable from brief to handover.
You get everything. AI, EPS, SVG, PDF, transparent PNG and high-resolution JPG, in RGB for screen, CMYK for offset printing, and a single-colour version for embroidery and stamps. Plus a favicon set and social profile crops. If you ever change designer, agency or printer, you walk away with the full kit.
Around two to three weeks for a single brand. Week one is discovery and first concepts. Week two is refinement on the chosen direction. Week three is final colour, lockups, guideline document and handover. I do not rush this, because a logo you will use for ten years should not be designed in 72 hours.
Yes, and this is one of the things that separates a real logo company from a shortcut shop. I do not paste your name in Nikosh next to a Latin font. I select or hand-tune a Bangla typeface that visually balances with the English mark, and I deliver both lockups, plus a combined version where needed.
I design with registrability in mind: original artwork, distinctive form, no common stock symbols, no traced photographs. I cannot guarantee the DPDT decision because that is their process, but I will tell you honestly if a concept is at risk of conflict with a similar mark, and I provide the vector files your trademark agent will need for filing.
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