The mark consists of a boy wearing a baker's hat with a small portion of the boy's hairline showing under the bottom of the hat. The boy has an oval-shaped ear on each side of his head. Each ear has a black mark in the center to indicate a deformed ear lobe. One the lower part of the right ear, there are three lines that are inclined and another longer line is inclined at an opposite angle. This longer line intersects the other three to indicate a stitch wound. The left side of the boy's face has another stitch wound, where two lines are at an incline and a longer, intersecting line at an opposite angle. There are two oval shaped eyes at the center of the boy's face. Each eye has an oval-shaped indent at the lower end to indicate eye pupils. Above each eye is an inclined line to indicate eyebrows. The right eyebrow is discontinuous on the right side to indicate a cut in the eyebrow. Behind both of the boy's ears are two inclined shapes that are intended to resemble bread rolls. The bread rolls are at an opposite angle and overlap each other at the center-bottom of the mark. The bottom portion of each bread roll resembles the letter "D". There are two wavy-shaped, symmetrical, and evenly portioned polygons that comprise the middle of the bread rolls. The top portion of the bread roll is a symmetrical resemblance to the bottom portion with an empty black space in the middle. There is a black, stylized phrase "FRESH ROLLS" with a white outline, above the baker's hat in the center of the mark. The phrase is arched upwards in the center and curved downwards towards either end. There is a black, stylized word "COMPANY" with a white outline. The word is arched downwards towards the center and curved upwards towards the ends. The word company overlaps the bottom portions of the overlapped bread rolls, in the center of the mark. A black filled-in circle is set as the background of the baker, the stylized wording, and the bread rolls. A black line circles and encloses the filled-in, black circular background. A zig-zag pattern with curved points circles and encloses the rest of the mark's elements.