evolution history and meaning, PNG
- Download PNG Uniqlo Logo PNG The Uniqlo logo has gone through a single notable update so far.
- Meaning and history 1984 – 1991 The earliest design featured the original name of the brand, Unique Clothing Warehouse, in a dark, brownish shade of red, which appears similar to the red from the following version.
- The wordmark was either given within a single line or was broken down into three lines.
- 1991 Here, the new company name in English is already used.
- The word was broken down into two parts.
- The lettering “UNI” formed the first line, while “QLO” was placed below.
- 2006 (1997) According to the history of Uniqlo described on the official website, the company got a new logo in 1997.
- It was part of a set of strategies “borrowed” from the US brand The Gap.
- The logo was developed by Richard Seireeni and Sy Chen of The Brand Architect Group’s Los Angeles office.
- Also, there are quite a few sources explaining that the current red-and-white logo was created in 2006 by Uniqlo’s lead designer, Kawashi Sato.
- First, the palette (red and white of the flag of Japan).
- Similar to the old logo, the new English version broke down the word “Uniqlo” into two parts and placed them one above the other.
- He said he wanted the design to “represent the so-called ‘Cool Japan’ and embody Japanese pop culture.” Font While the original Uniqlo logo featured the Futura Std Extra Bold font, the current one uses a customized font based on the typeface family FF DIN in bold weight.
- Colors The most obvious reason why the current emblem is based on a combination of red and white is the link with Japan it creates.