Arched Dot Crest Logo

The artwork shows a made-up name, Cartland Transport, and your own company name replaces it. Tall, narrow serif capitals in a muted taupe brown carry a thin cream inline highlight, and the C and D finish in curling swashes that sweep out beneath the word. Above it, a dotted arch grows in size toward the center and ends at a small gold four-point star. Below, TRANSPORT sits in widely spaced taupe capitals between two thin gold lines that end in round dots.

Everything in this layout hangs off one word: the dot arch above it, the swashes beside it and the thin line row below. A short name keeps the letters tall and gives the dots room. A long name, or two words, needs smaller letters to fit the same width, and the arch and swashes then have less space around them. The second line works as a short descriptor. The proof shows how your name sits before anything prints.

Taupe and gold are soft colors, so they read best on white, silver and light gray doors. Black, navy and deep green paint would swallow the brown, and the thin gold dots are the first detail to fade. The old signboard lettering suits a small fleet or owner-operator who wants a settled, classic look instead of a loud one. Treat this as advice, not a rule: check the colors against your own door.

Pick this look, send us your company name, approve the proof, and we print it. $120 per door.