The mark consists of Two black sewing needles parallel to each other with black thread through the eyes framing the mark. The yellow word "Moreau" rests between the top of the two needles. Below "Moreau" is a black thread horizontal and tied to each needle. Below that thread Black capital letters reading "SEWING" resting between the two needles, and directly below "SEWING", between the two needles, is the yellow word "UNLIMITED". Below "UNLIMITED" is a black thread running horizontally and tied to each needle; below that thread is are black letters reading "Handcrafted". Directly below the word "Handcrafted" is a black oval with a white outline of a sewing machine; on either side of the black oval. Equidistant on each side of the oval are parallel black garlands that are oriented perpendicular to the sewing needles. Between the left garlands are the letters "ESTD" and between the right garlands are the numbers "1998". Below the row of the mark with the sewing machine is a black banner with holds pierced by the sewing needles on either end. Centered on the banner are white letters reading, "Master Tailor". Centered below the banner are black letters reading "Ian Moreau". On the outside of either sewing needle, in the top right and left hand corners of the mark is one beige outline of a button (one button per corner), with four holes. At the bottom outside of each sewing needle, on either side and closer to the needles than to the corners of the mark are two buttons (one button per side) with four holes. On the inside bottom of each sewing needle are yellow dots, one yellow dot per side.