Name to incorporate in the logo This Charming Man Slogan to incorporate in the logo None specified. Description of the organization and its target audience We are a London based, independent fashion label for men. We make snazzy shirts for the snazzy Gentleman. “This Charming Man” is for the flamboyant man who likes to dress well and show off a playful element to their style. Good quality, premium clothing for men who fear to be dull. The logo should incorporate eccentricity, flamboyance and style. Complex or simplistic, whatever comes into your mind, we want to pitch something that catches the eye.  Please click on the attached file "fabric.png” as a guide to our style. More detail in the notes section. Industry Fashion Preferred logo types An image or shape that is easily recognizable is used to represent your business. Organization name enveloped by a pictorial element or shape. A character or mascot to represent your business. An image or shape that is easily recognizable is used to represent your business. Organization name enveloped by a pictorial element or shape. A character or mascot to represent your business. Sample logos Values to communicate Feminine Masculine Young Mature Luxury Economical Modern Classic Playful Serious Loud Quiet Simple Complex Subtle Obvious Color preferences None specified. To be used on Print (Business cards, letterheads, brochures etc) Online (Website, online advertising, banner ads etc) Merchandise (Mugs, T-shirts etc) Signs (Including shops, billboards etc) Television/screen Notes We enjoy styles such as old western shirts with their shoulder patches and embroidery but with a more modern, playful feel.  Our summer shirts are bright with bold patterns; our formal shirts are more subtle but with intricate detailing. Our favourite styles include elements such as floral patterns, pleats, embroidery, ruffles, snap buttons, paisley, gingham, tessellating patterns, houndstooth/pied de poule, geometric patterns etc. From the sample logos, we like the detail in the Master/Slave logo, the ribbon effect in the Pwb logo, the silhouetted/shadowed effect of the singer, the badge effect in the plumbers logo and the swirling lines of the village inn logo.