Window decal
A white or black transparent version for vinyl lettering on glass.

Barbershops win on reputation and word of mouth, but the logo is what people see on the window, on the cape and in every Instagram post of a fresh cut. It should look sharp and feel like your chair, not a clip-art pole.
A white or black transparent version for vinyl lettering on glass.
A clean profile picture that stays clear in a tiny circle.
Black and white versions print cheaply and look crisp.
Labels for pomade, beard oil, tees and caps.
Every download includes the full 14-format kit: 4096 px PNG, transparent PNG, JPG, SVG vector files, vector PDF for print, black and white versions, symbol only, favicon set, app icon, profile picture, colour codes and a brand guide PDF, with full commercial usage rights and a lifetime licence.
Scissors, razors, combs and the striped pole are everywhere. They can still work, but the drawing should have something specific to you: your initials worked into the tool, the shape of your storefront, your neighbourhood, the year you opened.
Sketch that idea roughly and compare the 6 concepts. You will usually find a classic direction and a more modern, minimal one — that comparison helps you decide what kind of shop you want to look like.
Most barbers put the logo on glass. Vinyl cutters work best with solid, simple shapes in a single colour. The white and black transparent files in the kit are made for that; send them to your sign maker.
Use the same mark on your booking page, Google profile, cards and merch. The colour codes and brand guide in the kit make it easy to keep everything matching when different people produce your signage and products.
Finished logos for sale, each sold once to a single buyer.
Yes. Any barber, hair salon or grooming business can use it.
Yes. Use the transparent black or white version and give it to your sign maker.
Yes. Your full commercial usage rights, lifetime licence covers products like pomade, oils and merch.
Your logo stays in your account, so you can reopen it in the editor.
Creating, comparing and editing is free. You pay $39 USD per logo, as a one-time payment with no subscription required. Making logos often? Monthly plans are also available.
Sketch the symbol you see on your window and see what comes back.