Design service
Most restaurants we work with don't have a proper logo file. They have a sign, a menu, and a photo of both on somebody's phone. That's enough for us to work with — and fixing it costs you nothing.
Where you're starting from
Send it over in whatever format you have — AI, EPS, SVG, PDF, PNG. We check it prints cleanly at the size we need and adjust it if it doesn't. No charge.
Photograph your sign, your menu or an old napkin and send us the picture. We redraw it as clean vector artwork so it prints sharp at any size — and you keep the file afterwards, for free, whether you order or not.
Tell us the name of the place, what kind of food you serve and the feeling you want. We'll draft two or three options and show you how each looks on an actual napkin before you decide anything.
What you get
We don't ask you to approve a design on a screen and hope. You see it rendered on the actual product before anything goes to production.
Worth knowing
We'd rather tell you this before you order than after. Paper products have real limits, and a logo that looks perfect on a screen sometimes needs adjusting.
Napkins and coasters absorb ink. Fine lines and small text can blur. Bold, simple marks look dramatically better — we'll suggest a simplified version if needed.
A single strong colour on white usually looks more expensive than a full-colour print. It's also cheaper. We'll show you both so you can judge for yourself.
A logo centred on a napkin with generous space around it reads as confident. One stretched to the edges reads as a flyer. Restraint is the whole trick.
Free, no obligation
We'll come back with a mock-up on the products you're curious about. If you don't like it, you've lost nothing and you keep the artwork.