Offices in Dubai (Al Qusais) and Sharjah (Muweilah), working across the UAE, including Abu Dhabi, and in Oman.
Jumanah logo stamped on a card and sign panel in a calm Sharjah setting, a concept for this service. See the original work →
In short
A logo for a Sharjah business has plenty of work to do.It sits on a fascia, a van door, a trade licence, a quotation and a WhatsApp profile picture, and the people looking at it read Arabic, English or both. We design logos for Sharjah companies from our office in Muweilah, where you can sit down with the designers, show us what you already use and see rough directions on paper before anything is polished. We draw the mark on a construction grid, set the Arabic and English names together, and test the result small, in one colour and on the surfaces you really have. You leave with master files and a short usage sheet, so the next sign writer or printer reproduces the logo correctly.
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What is included
What a logo project for a Sharjah business covers
Some clients arrive with a new trade licence and no mark at all. Others have a logo a printer drew years ago and want it done properly. Either way, the work usually covers:
01
Name check
We confirm how the English and Arabic names are written on your licence, signs and invoices, so the logo is drawn around the real name and not a working title.
02
Concept routes
A small number of clearly different directions, each explained and shown on a sign, a pack and a profile picture before one is developed.
03
Arabic and English lockups
The two names drawn to share weight, alignment and spacing, with a stacked and a horizontal version for narrow and wide spaces.
04
Construction on a grid
The final mark rebuilt on a grid so curves, angles and spacing are deliberate and anyone can redraw it accurately.
05
Colour and one-colour versions
Full colour, black, white and single-colour artwork for stamps, vinyl cut lettering, embroidery and print.
06
Fascia and vehicle check
The logo placed on a mock-up of your shopfront or your van side, to see if it still reads from across a road.
07
Master files and usage sheet
Vector artwork in the formats a printer or sign maker asks for, with clear space and minimum size written down.
08
Refining an existing logo
When the idea is sound but the drawing is weak, we rebuild it rather than start again, so customers still recognise you.
If the logo is one part of a wider system of stationery, signs and templates, see our brand identity design.
If you already have a logo that no longer fits the business, read about our rebranding service.
The Abooz logo across a cafe counter, a concept for this service.
When it helps
What a Sharjah logo has to survive
01
Two scripts, one mark.
Sharjah customers move between Arabic and English several times a day. A logo that is strong in one script and clumsy in the other loses trust with half its audience.
02
A busy commercial street.
Wholesale and retail trade was the largest sector in Sharjah’s economy in 2023, at 24% of GDP, according to the figures on our UAE statistics page. With that many sellers close together, a simple mark that reads at a glance does more than a clever one.
03
Fresh licences, quick logos.
Sharjah issued 4,597 new business licences in the first half of 2026, up 5% year on year (Sharjah Economic Development Department, on our statistics page). Many new owners get a logo made in a rush, then find it will not scale to a van or a signboard.
04
Customers from everywhere.
Non-citizens make up 89% of Sharjah’s population in the Sharjah Census 2025, per our statistics page. A symbol that carries meaning without needing to be read helps when your customers speak many languages.
05
Hard surfaces and small spaces.
A logo in this market ends up on rubber stamps, cut vinyl, uniforms, carrier bags and invoices. If it only works in full colour on a screen, it will be redrawn badly by whoever needs it first.
06
A logo that was never drawn properly.
Many older marks exist only as a low-resolution picture. Every printer then traces it differently, and the business slowly ends up with five versions of its own logo.
Process
How we work on logo design in Sharjah
Every project follows the same four stages. This is what they mean here. Read more about our process.
01
Diagnose
We meet at the Muweilah office or at your premises in Sharjah, and ask what the business sells, to whom, and where the logo appears most. We collect the logo files, stamps, signs and invoices you use today, and look at the marks competitors use nearby. We agree the languages and any name, colour or symbol that must stay, then write a short brief you approve.
02
Architect
We develop a small set of different routes and show them in place: on your fascia, your van, a packaging label and a social profile. Once you choose, we refine on a construction grid, draw the Arabic and English together, and check the mark small, reversed and in a single colour.
03
Deploy
We prepare the master files in every agreed version and write the usage sheet. If you need the sign, the stationery or the print, Abcon Group’s Abjar Signboard Works and German Printing Press can produce it, so the logo does not change shape on the way to the shop.
04
Compound
A logo gets used by people who never met us. We stay available to check new applications, such as a second branch sign or a new pack, so the mark stays consistent as the business grows.
The STRYV logo cut in metal and mounted on a black wall, a concept for this service.An Abooz cup with a green sleeve and the brand logo on a cafe counter, a concept for this service.
Selected work
Logos from our portfolio
These are logos we drew for food, retail and trading brands. Aghadeer, whose logo is shown here, has a restaurant in Al Nahda, Sharjah. The others show how we solve the same problems you will face: a long name, two scripts, a small space.
We quote every project after a first conversation, so the proposal matches what the business needs. These are the things that move the cost and the timeline most.
A single English name is lighter work than an English and Arabic pair, which has to be drawn and balanced as one.
New mark or refinement
Rebuilding the drawing of an existing logo takes less exploration than inventing a new idea from scratch.
Number of concept routes
Each route is a piece of thinking and drawing, so the number we explore and the rounds of feedback change the scope.
Testing on real surfaces
Mock-ups of a shopfront, vehicles, stamps and packaging add time, and they are where most weak logos show up.
Files and guidance
A simple master set is quick to produce, while a detailed usage guide for several suppliers takes longer.
Production through the group
Signs, stationery and print are quoted separately by the producing company and depend on size and materials.
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Can you design a logo in Arabic and English for my Sharjah business?
Yes. We plan both names from the first sketch, so the Arabic is drawn with the same care as the English instead of being typed beside it. You get lockups for wide and narrow spaces, and you can use either language alone where the situation calls for it.
Can we meet the designers in Sharjah?
Yes. Our Sharjah office is Office 501, Rahma Abdullah Building, Muweilah, and the number is +971 50 837 5841. Many Sharjah clients meet us there for the first conversation and for the logo presentation. We can also visit your shop or workshop when seeing the real sign helps.
Can we order only a logo, with no full branding project?
Yes. A logo on its own is a normal job for us. We will still ask where it will be used, because a mark drawn for a shop sign, a delivery van and a social profile has different needs from one drawn for a business card.
Will you test the logo on our shop sign and vehicles?
Yes. We place the concepts on a photo or measured mock-up of your fascia and your vehicle before you choose. A logo that looks fine on a screen can fall apart from across a road, and it is far cheaper to learn that in a mock-up.
Our current logo was made by a sign shop. Can you fix it?
Usually, yes. We look at what is working, redraw the mark cleanly on a grid and give you proper master files. Sometimes the idea is worth keeping and only the drawing needs repair. Sometimes it is better to start again, and we will tell you which.
Can Abcon Group make the signboard and stationery once the logo is done?
Yes. Abjar Signboard Works makes signs and German Printing Press does the print, and both belong to Abcon Group. The proposal says which parts we design and which parts they produce.
How long does a logo project take?
The answer depends on the languages, the number of routes and how fast feedback comes back. After a first conversation, and before any work starts, we write the timeline into the proposal.
What should we share before a logo design project in Sharjah?
Tell us what the business does, who buys from you and where the logo will appear. Bring your current logo files, any rubber stamps, photos of your signs and vehicles, your trade licence name in English and Arabic, and any colours or symbols you want to keep. Tell us who approves the final design.
Do you work with businesses in Abu Dhabi and the other emirates?
Yes. We work with businesses in Abu Dhabi, Ajman, Ras Al Khaimah, Fujairah and Umm Al Quwain from our head office in Al Qusais, Dubai, and our office in Muweilah, Sharjah. We do not have an office in Abu Dhabi. Meetings happen in person at either of our offices, or online, whichever suits the project. Abcon Group also works in Oman.
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