Yes—generally, you can order urban trash cans with custom logos or city seals, but it’s usually a custom-order or municipal procurement project rather than something you buy off the shelf. Most commercial site furnishing manufacturers offer branding options such as silk-screen printing, UV-printed graphics, die-cut vinyl decals, laser engraving, cast metal medallions, or embossed/raised seals. The right choice depends on the can’s material and finish. Powder-coated steel and aluminum take screen printing or decals well, while concrete and plastic bins often use molded-in logos, plaques, or applied graphics.
For a city seal, expect to provide vector artwork, exact colors—Pantone references are best—placement dimensions, and proof approval. Many suppliers have minimum order quantities, and custom tooling or cast medallions may add cost and lead time. You’ll also want to confirm that the seal is authorized for public use and that the artwork meets the city’s brand standards. Durability matters too: outdoor bins face sun, rain, graffiti, and pressure washing, so specify UV-resistant inks, anti-graffiti laminates, or recessed plaques where appropriate.
A practical RFQ should include the bin model, material, quantity, logo/seal file, color matches, placement, expected lifespan, maintenance plan, and delivery deadline. Ask for a digital mockup or physical sample before full production. In short, custom logos and city seals are very doable—just plan for artwork approval, durability, minimums, and a clear procurement spec so the finished bins look official and hold up in public spaces.