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Branding in Saudi Arabia

Branding in Saudi Arabia means building an identity that works equally in Arabic and Latin type, across signage, print, digital and social. IITWares builds naming, identity systems and brand guidelines with Arabic letterforms treated as a first-class design problem rather than an adaptation.

IITWares has worked from one studio in Jeddah since 2010 and has delivered more than 400 digital projects for clients in Riyadh, Jeddah, Dammam and across the Gulf. You speak directly to the people doing the work, and the scope and price are written down before anything starts.

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What this includes

What the work covers

Strategy and positioning

What you stand for and who it is for, established before any visual work.

Bilingual identity

Arabic and Latin logotypes designed as a pair, so neither is a stretched or traced version of the other.

Type system

Arabic and Latin typefaces selected to work together at every size, which is harder and more important than it sounds.

Applications

Signage, print, digital, social and document templates.

Guidelines

A brand book any designer or vendor can work from after you.

How we deliver it

01 — Discovery

Stakeholder interviews, audience and competitive review.

02 — Positioning

Agreed before design, because visual work without it is decoration.

03 — Identity design

Concepts developed in Arabic and Latin together, with revision rounds agreed up front.

04 — Systemise

Type, colour, layout and application rules.

05 — Document and hand over

Full guidelines plus working files.

Where we deliver it

Branding in Saudi Arabia by city

We work with clients across the Kingdom from our Jeddah studio. Pricing is set by scope and does not vary by city.

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FAQs

Common questions

How long does a branding project take?+

A full identity typically takes two to four weeks including discovery, concepts and revisions. Larger organisations with more stakeholders take longer, and the variable is approvals rather than design.

Can you refresh our brand instead of replacing it?+

Often that is the better choice. A refresh keeps recognition and equity while modernising type, colour and system — usually faster and less disruptive than a full rebrand.

Do you design Arabic logotypes?+

Yes, as original Arabic letterform work rather than a Latin mark with Arabic text placed beside it.

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