Textile Logo Ideas:
Logo | Description |
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Edit | The spool of thread hints at the business focus of fabrics that can be bought and made into anything, while the needle draws the eye to the business name. The monolinear Poppins typeface represents the strong, even weave of your textiles, while the very dark purple adds elegance and poise. |
Edit | The beautiful teal color creates a calming aesthetic that complements the simple cotton bud. This icon, together with the strings circling it, represents the premium quality cotton fabrics used in your textiles, and the display style of the Fjalla One typeface enhances this idea of great products. |
Edit | The unique blend of upper and lower case letters in the Crushed typeface creates a fresh, contemporary vibe that will appeal to a youthful audience. Purple continues this theme, symbolizing the creativity of your cool textiles. Meanwhile, the stack of T-shirts hints at the available variety. |
Edit | A range of sewing implements references a store that sells textiles to be made into clothing, toys, or other items. The geometric letterforms of the Sen typeface complement the style of this logo while adding a friendly look that is contrasted by the formal, professional monochromatic color palette. |
Edit | This mesmerizing pattern mimics the woven patterns found in textile cloths. The script style of the Pacifico typeface enhances this idea, resembling a woven thread, while the combination of beige and black symbolizes a premium brand that caters to high-end fashion designers. |
Edit | This fun and flirty A-line dress indicates a textile store that sells summery fabrics that are light and breezy. Bright pink enhances the playful, youthful vibe and adds a sense of nostalgia that is complemented by the vintage Caudex typeface. These simple letters are a great choice for branding. |
Edit | Orange highlights an enthusiastic, exciting textile brand with fun patterns available, as can be seen in the icon which shows a close-up view of woven cloth. The traditional serifs of the Noto Serif typeface add a subtle formality that indicates your brand's professionalism and trustworthiness. |
Edit | The minimalistic, geometric style of this logo highlights a modern brand, with the interesting circular icon hinting at strong, woven textiles. The Sansation typeface complements this contemporary style and yet softens it with a humanistic aesthetic. Purple adds a sense of luxury and wealth. |
Edit | A sewing machine in action is a good image for a textile brand, hinting at the raw materials needed to create the best garments. Violet symbolizes the creativity of your brand, while the display-style Federo typeface has great online readability, suiting an e-commerce textile business. |
Edit | Straight and vertical lines make up a minimalist representation of textiles, suiting a contemporary brand. This design is complemented by the geometric Alatsi typeface, which adds a calm, familiar feel that encourages trust. Meanwhile, orange and dark gray contrast creativity and professionalism. |