01 — Refined Toolbox

A cleaner, more deliberate presentation of the original toolbox-and-tools character.
02 — Typography-Led Horizontal Lockup

Odds In Ends
A confident horizontal presentation led by condensed lettering.
03 — Compact Badge

A close-knit, emblem-like framing of the familiar mark.
04 — Monochrome

The same reference mark, presented only in black, gray, and white.
05 — Safety-Red Badge

The compact red-and-cream badge gives T-shirts a strong emblem and keeps the mark easy to spot on truck signage.
06 — Black-and-White Print Mark

A strictly black-and-white mark offers a simple, economical look for T-shirts and clear contrast on truck signage.
07 — Horizontal Toolbox Wordmark

The wide toolbox wordmark suits a horizontal truck-sign layout and can provide a bold, readable option for T-shirts.
08 — Navy-and-Yellow Hammer Crest

The navy-and-yellow hammer crest creates a distinctive centered T-shirt graphic and a high-contrast option for truck signage.
Concept 9 — Industrial Impact

Metallic industrial lettering and a dominant hammer element create an assertive look that could suit high-visibility truck doors or exterior shop signage.
Concept 10 — Vintage Service Insignia

A distressed cream and deep-green heritage badge with a horizontal hammer motif could provide a dependable, classic identity for vehicle doors or physical signs.
Concept 11 — Hammer & Lightning

Dynamic hammer and lightning shapes in vibrant blue and yellow could offer immediate readability and energetic recognition across fleet vehicles and site signs.
Concept 12 — Geometric Craft

Structured geometry and balanced tool placement present a crisp, modern craft look that could translate cleanly to vehicle paneling and architectural markers.
Concept 13 — Playful Toolbox
Warm illustrated toolbox details and friendly character lettering could suit neighborhood service trucks and approachable local branding applications.
