Work Brand identity Fashion & textile
UFO Fashion
From a sketch to a wearable identity.
- Problem
- A streetwear mark had to work as a tiny woven label and as bold garment graphics.
- Solution
- A compact saucer emblem for continuity, with larger collection graphics giving each piece its own moment.
- Result
- Mark, garment graphics, hangtags and labels, from the first sketch to the finished garments.
My role Founder and designer: identity, apparel graphics, brand presentation
My own streetwear label: a saucer emblem and narrow wordmark, garment graphics, hangtags and labels.
Part by part
One signature, many surfaces
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A hand-drawn start
The saucer silhouette and three strokes come from the original sketch.
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Resolved for small sizes
A compact emblem and a narrow wordmark, readable on a label or a tag.
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Tags and labels
The monochrome signature carries onto hangtags and fabric labels.
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Published garments
Garment and campaign visuals as published on @ufo.fashion.
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Proposed prints
Three print families, proposed: garments printed panel by panel, and flats.
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One label, many surfaces
A monochrome signature lets colourful graphics lead.
The design files, arranged in 3D
Identity
Colour, type and system
Palette
Black, white and grey, from the published guidelines
- #1F1E1E RGB 31 30 30
- #5E5D5C RGB 94 93 92
- #7D7B7A RGB 125 123 122
- #959392 RGB 149 147 146
- #AFAEAD RGB 175 174 173
Type
System
Palette sampled from the production files; type and system as printed
The artwork
Designed in detail
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Why it looks this way
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Open full-size imageOriginal sketch A hand-drawn starting point
The saucer silhouette and three descending strokes come from the original published sketch.
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Open full-size imageOriginal artwork Resolved for small sizes
A compact emblem with a narrow, spaced wordmark keeps the signature recognisable on a label or tag.
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Open full-size imageOriginal artworkConstruction study from the published brand guidelines Structure behind the symbol
The published guidelines set the construction, Tahoma for supporting text, and a black, white and grey palette.
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Open full-size imagePublished brand visualHangtag Identity in the small details
The monochrome signature carries onto hangtags and fabric labels.
Textiles
Three print families, proposed
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A proposed direction
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Overview
UFO is a streetwear label I founded. The identity had to work at label size and leave room for expressive garment graphics from one collection to the next.
The challenge
A recognisable mark at the size of a woven label, with enough flexibility for very different collection graphics.
Creative direction
The compact mark provides continuity on tags and labels; larger graphics and colour give each garment its own point of interest.
What was delivered
An identity system from the original sketch to the resolved mark, garment graphics, hangtags, labels and published collection visuals.
Design value
The project shows responsibility from identity through to physical applications. Garment imagery shows how the system works beyond a logo board.
The problem is framed from the finished work, not quoted from a client brief.
Delivered
- Logo and wordmark
- Garment graphics
- Hangtags and labels
- Collection presentation
Evidence
- Verified fact
- The original sketch and resolved mark are both supplied.
- Garment and campaign visuals were published on @ufo.fashion and farazdesign.com/ufo.
- Design reading
- A monochrome signature lets colourful graphics lead.
Credits & notes
- Identity, garment graphics and presentation — Faraz Khadivdjam (founder)
- Published visuals: @ufo.fashion and farazdesign.com/ufo
- Studio renders — made in Blender from the production artwork, 2026
In short
A mark small enough for a woven label, with room around it for garment graphics and three proposed print families.
Contact
Have a project in mind?
Tell me what you’re making, what you need designed, and your timeline. For design roles or collaborations, email me directly.
Email info@farazdesign.com




