Number 2 on the list · checked September 28, 2026

Little & Company

Little & Company is a brand design firm at 501 1st Street NE in Minneapolis that describes its work as making brand intangibles real and relevant, drawing on what its site calls a 45-plus-year legacy of brand design. Agency Spotter records a 1979 founding, 10-49 staff and clients including Target, Microsoft, Sealy, Lowe's, Frito-Lay, Medtronic and Wells Fargo.

Why it’s hereA Minneapolis brand design practice operating since 1979 with a published client list of Fortune 500 consumer and financial brands.

Listed at number 2 of the branding agencies in the Midwest. The order is editorial. This page repeats the fields recorded for Little & Company and does not add ratings, clients or prices that are not in those fields.

Based in
Minneapolis, MN
Founded
1979
Team size
11–50 people
Known for
brand design · design strategy · brand transformation · identity systems
Named clients
Target, Microsoft, Sealy, Lowe's, Frito-Lay, Medtronic, Wells Fargo, American Craft Council
Best for
Established consumer and manufacturing brands, from food and beverage to commercial products, that need a brand identity overhaul from a Minneapolis design firm with roots going back to 1979.
Selected work
  • King Arthur Baking Company. Modernized brand identity whose launch drew 500m earned media impressions and 9x the usual engagement on launch posts. source ↗
  • Lagunitas. Brand project featured in its portfolio. source ↗
Office
501 1st St NE, Ste 210 · Minneapolis, MN · 55401
Little & Company homepage, captured September 28, 2026
littleco.com · homepage on September 28, 2026

Sources littleco.com, agencyspotter.com · LinkedIn ↗

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