Brand guidelines for Georgia's premier B2B fresh fruit basket subscription service.
v1.2 — March 2026To make fresh, locally-sourced fruit an effortless part of every workday in Georgia.
A workplace culture where healthy snacking is the default — starting with Tbilisi, expanding across the Caucasus.
Freshness, simplicity, local sourcing, reliability, and genuine care for workplace wellness.
The Fruitbasket.ge logo is a stylized woven basket with a leaf accent, paired with a clean wordmark. The ".ge" suffix is always rendered in the primary green to anchor the brand's Georgian identity.
Full color — default usage
Favicons, app icons, avatars
Text-only usage
For dark backgrounds
Neutral-900 single color
Print, stamps, embossing
Subtle springy bounce for interactive UI elements. Hover over the icon to see the effect.
Cinematic one-shot animation for broadcast, video, and splash screens. The basket draws in stroke-by-stroke and the wordmark slides into place.
Maintain these rules to ensure the logo is always presented clearly and consistently.
Clear space = height of the icon mark on all sides
120px min (full logo)
32px min (icon)
Our palette is grounded in natural greens with warm accents. The primary green drives trust and freshness, while warm tones add energy and approachability.
FiraGO is our sole typeface — a versatile, multilingual sans-serif that supports Latin, Georgian, and many other scripts. It's used across all touchpoints from headlines to body copy.
Custom SVG icons with a consistent style: 24×24 viewBox, 2px stroke, rounded caps and joins. All icons use currentColor for easy theming.
Our voice reflects who we are: a friendly, professional partner that makes healthy office snacking simple. We speak clearly, warmly, and without unnecessary jargon.
We talk like a trusted colleague, not a corporation. Conversational but respectful — never slangy, never stiff.
Short sentences, active voice, plain language. Our customers are busy professionals — we respect their time.
We know our product is great. We share that enthusiasm without overselling or using pressure tactics.
We celebrate Georgian agriculture and Tbilisi culture. We use Georgian where it feels natural, not forced.