03 · Branding
One identity, everywhere it appears
Turning a logo into a consistent presence across stationery, uniforms, signage, packaging and the walls of your space.
Branding is where design meets the physical world. The same colours, logo and type have to hold up on paper, fabric, acrylic, vinyl and paint. We plan the pieces together, so a customer meets one business rather than a collection of suppliers.
What we make
Branding deliverables
Application plan
Which items you need first, and how the logo sits on each of them.
Stationery sets
Cards, letterheads, envelopes and folders that match.
Uniform branding
Printed or embroidered shirts, caps and name badges for staff.
Environmental branding
Reception logos, wall lettering and window graphics.
Branded items
Notebooks, flasks, pens and gifts in your colours.
Brand guidelines
A short reference so every future supplier uses the logo correctly.
Where it is used
Common applications
- Opening a new shop or office
- Rebrands
- New branches
- Staff uniforms
- Trade fairs and exhibitions
- Reception areas
Getting it right
Before you order
Start with a clean logo file
Every application depends on it. If you only have a low-resolution image, the logo is redrawn first.
Materials change colour
The same blue looks different on vinyl, fabric and paper. Colour is checked across materials before a full order.
Roll it out in stages
A new business rarely needs everything at once. Order what customers see first: the sign, the cards, the uniforms.
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Related pieces
Starting a business?
We set up the side customers can touch.
A new shop, office or product needs to look ready on the first day. Motion Imprints handles the physical setup, then Motion Imprints Technologies can take the same brand online.
Motion Imprints
- Identity and logo
- Stationery and print
- Signage and fit-out graphics
- Packaging, uniforms and merchandise
Motion Imprints Technologies
- Business systems and POS
- Website
- Digital marketing
Start a branding brief
Tell us what you need and we will come back with questions or a quotation.
A useful brief includes
- Your logo files and brand colours, if they exist
- The places and items the brand needs to appear on
- Which pieces are needed first
- Opening date or launch deadline