Graphic design in Rajshahi is not a 2,000-taka logo off Facebook. It is a look your silk house, your mango carton and your coaching centre can all share — and that holds up next to a Dhaka brand.
I am RH Fardin — a senior solo designer who builds brand identities for Rajshahi businesses: silk and handloom houses around Sopura, mango and agro exporters who need export-grade labels and cartons, the coaching and admission centres that live off this city's reputation as an education hub, and the cafes and showrooms going up around Boalia and Shaheb Bazar. Graphic design rajshahi buyers usually start with "just a logo" — but a logo on its own does nothing.
I design the whole system: a real vector logo, one colour palette, type that works in Bangla and English, social templates your team can repost, and print-ready files your local press won't ruin. One senior operator, from 50,000 BDT, 50% advance and 50% on launch, full design approved before any final files go out.
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Most Rajshahi owners who message me have the same story: a year ago someone made them a logo for 2,000 taka, then a different person made a Facebook cover, then the printer near Shaheb Bazar redrew the logo because the file was too small, and now the business has four versions of itself that don't match. A mango exporter's carton, the boy who runs their Facebook page, the banner outside the shop and the visiting card all look like four different companies.
That is the real problem graphic design in Rajshahi has to solve here — not 'we need a prettier logo', but 'we need one look that every person who touches our brand uses the same way'. That is a brand identity, and it is a different job from a one-off logo.
Rajshahi's economy gives this its own flavour, and the work has to respect it. The silk and handloom houses around Sopura are selling something premium and traditional — their branding can't look like a generic startup; it has to feel like Rajshahi silk, which is a real selling point a buyer in Dhaka or abroad already respects.
The mango and agro exporters need something completely different: clean, export-grade label and carton artwork that survives a print run, reads to a foreign importer, and meets the basic label expectations of an actual export shipment. Then there's the huge education layer — coaching centres, admission-batch programmes, the institutions that grew off Rajshahi University and the medical and engineering crowd — where parents and students judge credibility off a poster and a Facebook ad in about three seconds. One generic 'modern logo' template can't serve all of that.
The design has to come from what your business actually is.
When you hire me, there's no agency middle layer. I am the discovery call, the moodboard, the logo drawn properly in vector, the colour and type system, the social templates, and the print files I hand off in CMYK so the press near Shaheb Bazar or Laxmipur doesn't have to redraw anything. One senior operator, around five years deep into building brand identities for Bangladeshi businesses, on one WhatsApp thread for the whole project. No salesman winning the work and a junior you never meet doing the actual design. That single thread is why the look stays consistent — one person is holding the whole system in their head, not stitching together pieces from three freelancers.
Pricing is fixed and honest. 50,000 BDT for a focused brand identity — a proper vector logo, a colour palette, core type, and the everyday files you need (logo in every format, a visiting card, a profile-picture and cover lockup). 90,000 BDT for the fuller package that adds a set of reusable social-media templates, a letterhead, and a short one-page brand guide so whoever you hand it to can't break the look.
1,50,000 BDT for the package built around print and product — packaging or label artwork (silk hang-tags, mango cartons, food-product labels), Bangla and English lockups done properly, and press-ready files for your local printer. Fully custom brand systems start from 3,00,000 BDT. Always 50% advance, 50% on final delivery — bKash, Nagad or bank transfer — and you approve the design direction before I produce the final files.
Six things a Rajshahi business genuinely needs from a brand — all standard from the 50,000 BDT tier, not upsells buried in a bigger package.
A single visual identity your shop banner, your visiting card, your Facebook page and your packaging all share. No more four mismatched versions of the same business confusing the buyer.
Your logo drawn in real vector, so it stays crisp blown up on a Shaheb Bazar banner or shrunk onto a silk hang-tag. No blurry JPEG the printer has to redraw and quietly mangle.
For mango, agro and silk exporters: clean carton, hang-tag and label artwork built for a real print run and a foreign buyer's eye — not a screen mock-up that falls apart at the press.
Lockups in proper Bangla typography that doesn't stretch or break into boxes, plus a clean English version — so silk houses, exporters and coaching centres can speak to local and overseas buyers in one identity.
Editable social and poster templates your own team or page-boy can fill in for admission batches, mango-season offers or new arrivals — staying on-brand without paying for design every single post.
You approve the design direction before I produce any final files. If it doesn't feel like your business, we fix it at the concept stage. You never pay the second half for a look you didn't sign off.
The 2,000-taka logo looks like a bargain right up until you try to use it. Here's where it falls apart in Rajshahi specifically. You take it to a press near Shaheb Bazar or Laxmipur to print cartons for mango season, or a banner for the shop, or a poster for the new admission batch — and the file is a small JPEG with no vector source.
The press can't scale it, so someone redraws it by eye, and now your logo on the carton doesn't match your logo on Facebook, which doesn't match the one on your visiting card. The colours shift between screen and print because nobody set up CMYK. For a silk house, the texture and feel that should signal 'real Rajshahi silk' gets flattened into something cheap-looking. For a mango exporter, an off-looking carton in front of a foreign buyer reads as an unserious supplier.
The cheap logo didn't save you 48,000 taka — it just moved the cost to every print run, every reprint, and every buyer who quietly decided you looked small.
Proper graphic design in Rajshahi is the opposite of that. I draw the logo in vector so it stays sharp at any size, set one colour palette in both RGB for screen and CMYK for print, and pick type that holds up in Bangla and English so your name reads right on a silk tag, a mango carton and a coaching-centre poster alike. You get the editable source files — you are never locked to me to make a small change.
The design direction is approved before I produce final files, the price is fixed at 50,000 BDT for a focused brand identity, 50% on signing and 50% on delivery, no retainer trap and no fake 'monthly design package' that's really a bill for nothing.
If you want a brand your silk house, your export cartons, your showroom and your Facebook page all share — and that holds its own next to a business from Dhaka — that's one senior person building one consistent system, not three freelancers each guessing at your logo.
Clear packages, fixed quotes, paid in BDT. Pick a starting point — I'll tailor the exact scope on a quick call.
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Straight answers to what Rajshahi business owners ask me on the first WhatsApp message.
My brand-identity work starts at 50,000 BDT for a focused package — a proper vector logo, a colour palette, core type, and your everyday files (logo in every format, a visiting card, a Facebook profile-and-cover lockup). 90,000 BDT adds reusable social-media templates, a letterhead and a short one-page brand guide. 1,50,000 BDT is the print-and-product package — packaging or label artwork like silk hang-tags, mango cartons or food labels, full Bangla and English lockups, and press-ready files for your local printer.
Fully custom brand systems start from 3,00,000 BDT. Payment is always 50% advance, 50% on final delivery — bKash, Nagad or bank transfer. This is a senior solo price for a real brand, not a 2,000-taka logo.
Because they are not the same thing. A 2,000-taka logo is usually one JPEG, no vector source, no colour system, no thought about how it prints. The moment you take it to a press in Rajshahi for a carton or a banner, it can't be scaled, someone redraws it, and now your brand has three mismatched versions.
At 50,000 BDT you get a vector logo that stays sharp at any size, one colour palette set up for both screen and print, type that works in Bangla and English, and the source files so you are never stuck. The cheap logo costs you at every print run and every buyer who decided you looked small — this is built so that never happens.
Yes — this is exactly the 1,50,000 BDT package, and it's a big part of why Rajshahi exporters call me. I design carton and label artwork as print-ready files set up in CMYK for a real print run, with your logo, product details and the basic label information laid out cleanly so it reads to a foreign importer and survives the press without being redrawn. I work with your actual product photography, not stock images, because a buyer can tell. If you also sell locally, I'll add a Bangla version of the label so the same identity works at home and abroad.
Yes. For education-sector clients in Rajshahi this is most of the work. I build you a brand identity first — logo, colours, type — then a set of editable poster and social templates for admission batches, results, course offers and ads. Your own team or page-handler fills them in and reposts, so every poster stays on-brand without you paying for design on every single post. Parents and students judge a coaching centre's credibility off a poster in about three seconds, so the look has to be consistent and serious. Templates are standard from the 90,000 BDT tier.
Yes. Bad Bangla typography is one of the most common things I fix — stretched letters, wrong spacing, or text that breaks into empty boxes on older phones and at the press. I set up Bangla lockups properly with the right fonts and spacing, and a matching English version, so a silk house, an exporter or a coaching centre can use one identity for local and overseas audiences. Proper Bangla and English lockups are part of the 1,50,000 BDT print package and can be scoped into the smaller tiers if that's your priority.
You get the source files — that's yours, full stop. On final delivery I hand over the editable logo source, the colour and type details, and the export formats you need for screen and print. I am not in the business of holding your brand hostage so you have to come back for every tiny change. If you do want me to keep producing seasonal posters or new packaging later, I'm there on WhatsApp, but that's your choice, not a lock-in. You own your brand.
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