Import-Export Logo Ideas:
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Edit | Blue evokes feelings of reliability and professionalism and, when paired with the globe icon, appeals to businesses that use an import-export agency to transport their products overseas. It eases their anxieties and inspires trust, as does the sharp, premium linework of the Josefin Sans typeface. |
Edit | The PT Sans Caption typeface stands out proudly, with its mix of bold lettering and sharp edges giving it power and style. Orange catches the eye and holds our attention, while the icon of a cart in the cloud hints at an online import-export business, perhaps a drop-shipping or ecommerce platform. |
Edit | The globe behind the massive cargo ship resembles a setting sun and says "we import and export from dusk till dawn." Orange is apt for a sunset, while sky blue conveys idealism and optimism. The Sansation typeface has clean lines that belong to a premium company, without being intimidating. |
Edit | The funny icon of a package on legs points to an import-export business renowned for its speed and reliability. It adds a personal touch, and the dominant black color points to specialty in importing luxury products. The Days One typeface has a unique style that can be used as a brand identifier. |
Edit | An arrow swooshing around the world says "we import and export from the farthest places," suiting an import-export company that people trust. Trust is amplified by blue, while red-orange encapsulates the fervor of new goodies. The Alata typeface has sharp edges that elevate the brand's status. |
Edit | The mammoth cargo ship is a striking image of power and endurance. It suits an import-export company that ships products over long distances. Blue evokes feelings of trust and reliability, while orange is a burst of energy. The tall lines of the Fjalla One typeface give authority to your brand. |
Edit | The Sen typeface has letters that are evenly spaced, creating plenty of visual breathing room that is pleasing to the eye. The humorous icon of a package being delivered by paper plane makes for a fun import-export logo image, while the sky blue and green combination conveys idealism and freshness. |
Edit | Cerise is a vibrant color that traditionally appeals to women, and the Sansation typeface has sleek, elegant lines that belong in a chic magazine. When paired with a shopping tag and city skyline, it says "we import the best products from major global cities," and might hint at products for women. |
Edit | Orange and gray blend excitement and professionalism, mirroring the excitement of buying new goodies from an international import-export company. The airplane and globe point to a global presence, and the Bree Serif typeface blends sharp serifs and round curves to suit a friendly yet serious brand. |
Edit | If you want your business name to stand out above all else, you might consider a text-only logo that omits expressive icons and vibrant colors to center your name. In this case, the Monoton typeface features parallel lines that imply connection and relationship, suiting an import-export business. |