A combination mark pairs a symbol with a wordmark — icon and business name locked together as a single unit — while remaining flexible enough to split apart and use independently once your brand becomes established. It's one of the most practical logo styles for a business that's still building recognition.
We design the symbol and lettering together from your brief, balancing proportions so the two elements feel like one considered mark rather than two logos stitched side by side, then refine everything in Photoshop. Your first draft is delivered within 1–4 working days, with up to 5 rounds of revisions included to adjust the layout, colours or lettering. Secure file backup is included throughout.
Because it includes a full wordmark, a combination mark gives a new business complete name recognition from day one, while building familiarity with a symbol that can later stand alone — on packaging, app icons or embossing — once customers know the brand. It suits retail and e-commerce brands, restaurants, and growing startups — a symbol-and-name lockup for a new restaurant that later drops to just the icon on takeaway packaging, for example, or a startup logo that separates into an app icon and a full lockup for the website.
Key Features
- Custom icon and wordmark, designed as one unit
- Symbol can be used independently once your brand is established
- First draft within 1–4 working days
- Up to 5 rounds of revisions
- High-quality logo files (JPEG, PNG)
- Web-optimised files included for social media
- Secure file backup
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a combination mark, specifically?
A symbol and a wordmark designed to work together as a single unit, while staying flexible enough to split apart and be used independently once your brand is established.
Why choose this over a wordmark or symbol alone?
It's one of the most practical logo styles — you get the recognition of a name and the flexibility of an icon you can use on its own for smaller applications like a favicon or social avatar.
How much does it cost?
£25.
What do I receive when the design is finished?
Final artwork files ready to use on packaging, stickers, cards or anywhere else you print — sized and set up correctly for production, not just a preview image.
Do I own the finished logo?
Yes — once the design is complete and paid for, it's yours to use across your business.
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