Logo design in Chittagong that holds up where it actually gets used: on the Agrabad signboard, on the WhatsApp profile and on the invoice your buyer files away.
Most logos handed to Chattogram businesses are clip-art a cousin downloaded. Or they are a 2,000-taka Fiverr mark that falls apart when a sign-maker on Sheikh Mujib Road tries to cut it. I design original marks by hand, for one client at a time. Logo design in Chittagong starts at 50,000 BDT, and you own every file. That means the vector, the print versions, the favicon and the editable source. No watermark, no monthly fee and no "that font costs extra."
One senior designer, about 5 years building Bangladesh brands, 50% advance and 50% on launch. Design-approval guarantee: you sign off on the mark before the final payment is due.
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Here is what nobody tells the trader fitting out a new showroom on CDA Avenue about logo design in Chittagong. Your logo's first real job is to survive a sign-maker. It gets blown up to four feet. It gets cut into vinyl, or shaped in acrylic with LEDs behind it. Then it is bolted above a shop, where it fights thirty other boards for a glance from someone stuck in GEC traffic.
A blurry JPEG a relative pulled off Google does not survive that. It pixelates on the banner, and the sign-maker re-traces it badly. You end up with three slightly different versions of your own brand on the showroom, the rickshaw sticker and the Facebook page. That is the real problem with cheap logos in Chittagong. They do not just look bad on a phone. They cannot be reproduced cleanly anywhere it matters.
I am RH Fardin, a solo senior designer who has built Bangladeshi brands for about five years. I design every mark myself, for one client at a time. No junior traces my concepts, and I do not recolour a template library. I build for the businesses Chattogram actually runs on. That means importers and clearing-and-forwarding firms around the port, and traders and showrooms along Agrabad and the GEC strip.
It also means restaurants and clinics in Khulshi and Nasirabad. And it means shops whose customers pay by bKash and Nagad. Those customers judge you in the two seconds your logo takes to load on a 6.5-inch screen.
Logo design in Chittagong starts at 50,000 BDT. That is the honest floor for a real, original mark. It is not a sketch, but the finished thing with the full file pack. The 90,000 BDT tier adds a fuller identity: a colour system, typography, business card and signboard layouts, and social templates. The 1,50,000 BDT tier is a complete brand kit with full usage guidelines and stationery.
A ground-up brand programme with naming, deep strategy and extra collateral starts from 3,00,000 BDT. Whatever tier you pick, I am the one designing it. I am the same person who took your first call.
Payment is 50% advance and 50% on launch. I also give a design-approval guarantee in writing, which the 2,000-taka crowd never will. You do not pay the final half until you actually approve the mark. I keep refining the direction within scope until you say it is right. Then I hand over every file, including the editable source. You are never locked to me or anyone else. In a city where most cheap logos come with a built-in vanishing act, that is the difference.
Six things separate an original mark from the recoloured template a Facebook page sold your neighbour last week. Each one ties to how a Chattogram brand actually gets seen and used.
I draw each mark from scratch for your business. It is not a stock icon with your name typed under it. You will not find it already bolted above another shop in Agrabad.
You get clean vector files. A sign-maker on Sheikh Mujib Road can scale the logo to four feet, cut it in acrylic or back-light it. Nobody needs to re-trace it and ruin it.
Your trade may need a Bangla mark, a bilingual lockup, or both, for a port-side B2B audience and a local retail one. I draw the letters properly. I do not stretch a default Bangla font to fit.
I test every logo down to the 16-pixel browser tab and the WhatsApp Business circle. That is where most Chattogram buyers first meet your brand: on a phone, tiny, in two seconds.
You get the vector source, print CMYK, screen RGB, clear-background PNGs, a favicon and the editable file. There is no watermark and no monthly fee. It is yours to register and use forever.
You sign off on the mark before the final 50% is due. Changes to the direction within scope continue until it is right. No surprise revision fees, and no vanishing once the advance clears.
In Chattogram, the first question is always the same: koto taka? My honest answer of 50,000 BDT lands hard next to the 2,000-taka quote a Facebook freelancer just sent. So here is where the gap goes. The cheap mark is a marketplace icon or an AI image with your name under it. Nobody explored ideas or checked how it reads at four feet and at sixteen pixels. There is no editable source, and often the font has no licence.
You get a single flat JPEG. Hand it to a sign-maker, a printer or a web developer, and the cracks show. It cannot be scaled, edited or reproduced the same way twice, and you do not legally own it. Most owners pay the 2,000 once. They fight with it for a year across mismatched signboards and business cards. Then they pay me to start over. The cheap logo is not cheap. It is a deposit on a redo.
At 50,000 BDT, you get the actual work. It starts with a discovery call about your trade, your buyer and where the mark will live. Then come real concepts and refinement to one strong direction, under the approval guarantee. You get a complete file pack: vector source, print-ready CMYK, screen RGB, clear-background PNGs, a favicon and the editable file. You own all of it outright.
That last part matters more in Chittagong than people think. A clean original vector is what you need to register the mark as a trademark. It also helps stop a competitor down the road from copying it. At 90,000 BDT you add a full colour and type system with signboard, card and social layouts. 1,50,000 BDT is a complete brand kit with guidelines and stationery. From 3,00,000 BDT, it is a ground-up brand programme. Every tier is drawn by one senior person, and you own every pixel.
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Here are real questions from Chattogram buyers, starting with the one everyone asks in the first thirty seconds.
The honest floor is 50,000 BDT for an original mark with the full file pack. That means vector source, print and screen versions, a favicon and the editable file, all owned by you. The 90,000 BDT tier adds a colour and type system with signboard, card and social layouts. 1,50,000 BDT is a complete brand kit with usage guidelines. A ground-up brand programme starts from 3,00,000 BDT. Payment is 50% advance and 50% on launch. A 2,000 to 5,000 taka quote buys a template or an AI image.
Because 2,000 taka does not pay for original design, real ideas or the file types your business needs. The cheap mark is a flat JPEG you cannot scale, edit or own. Hand it to a sign-maker in Agrabad and they must re-trace it. Hand it to a printer and the colours shift. Try to register it as a trademark and you have nothing usable. At 50,000 BDT, I draw something original, refine it until you approve and hand over every file. You pay once instead of twice.
Yes. That is the whole point of building it properly. The mark comes as clean vector, so a sign-maker can scale it to four feet, cut it in acrylic or back-light it without re-tracing. I also test it down to the 16-pixel browser tab and the WhatsApp Business circle. That is where most Chattogram buyers first see your brand. A cheap JPEG does one of those badly. An original vector does both cleanly. You get one mark that stays the same from the showroom board to the phone screen.
Yes. Your local retail buyers may respond to a Bangla mark. A port-side B2B audience may expect English. You may need both. Either way, I draw the letters properly instead of stretching a default Bangla font to fit. That can mean one bilingual lockup, or two matching versions for different uses. Drawn Bangla letters are harder to get right than English. That is exactly why the cheap quotes avoid them, and why a proper one sets your brand apart in Chattogram.
Yes. I hand over the complete file pack, and it is all yours. You get the vector source, print CMYK, screen RGB, clear-background PNGs, a favicon and the editable file. No watermark, no monthly fee and no lock-in to me. That clean original vector is what you need to register the logo as a trademark in Bangladesh. It also helps you defend it if a competitor copies it. A 2,000-taka marketplace mark gives you no editable file you own, so it cannot be registered or reliably reproduced.
I do. I am RH Fardin, and I work solo. One senior person handles the discovery call, the concepts, the refinement and the file handover. No junior traces my sketches. A logo at the 50,000 BDT tier usually takes one to two weeks, depending on how fast you give feedback. A fuller identity at 90,000 or 1,50,000 BDT takes longer, because there is more to build. You see real concepts and we refine one strong direction. You pay the final 50% only after you sign off on the mark.
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