Rossignol logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- Download PNG Rossignol Logo PNG In spite of the fact the word “Rossignol” means “nightingale” in French, the unofficial logo of the brand showcases a different bird.
- For much of the company’s history, the primary logo did not feature any bird at all, though.
- 1936 – 1956 The logo used by the brand in the 1930s was a simple yet powerful and stylish monochrome banner logo ITC the name of the brand’s founder Abel Rossignol.
- The new logo featured two parts — a graphical emblem and a logotype, placed under it.
- The crest featured a double red and blue outline, which was balanced by the main symbol on the logo.
- A blue, white, and red vertical narrowed flag was coming through the rooster and finishing under the letter “I” of the logotype, which was arched along the upper border of the crest.
- The inscription in the uppercase was executed in dark blue color and used a modern and clean sans-serif typeface with smooth bold lines.
- The typeface and color palette remained untouched, as well as the crest with the Rooster.
- Rooster emblem The name of the brand was not inspired by the bird but just used the second name of the founder.
- The bird is blue and red on the white background.
- The two stripes symbolize the skis.
- One more motif that has been used on Rossignol’s products quite often is a pair of parallel stripes.
- According to the company, this pattern was inspired by “the skis and the two tracks on the ski slopes.” Colors The palette of the Rossignol logo was inspired by the French flag, according to the company’s official website.
- In this way, Rossignol emphasizes the “sense of belonging to the French sporting community.” The combination of blue, white, and red looks slightly darker on the logo than it does on the flag, though.
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