South Sydney Rabbitohs logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- Yet, their brand identity has remained pretty consistent throughout the last 70 years.
- The fact that the logo has always featured a rabbit seems perfectly natural for a team nicknamed Rabbits or Bunnies.
- 1959 — 1988 The first time the running white rabbit was seen on the uniforms was in 1959.
- The original logo featured a rather plump white rabbit.
- Above the rabbit, the word “Rabbitoh” in white could be seen, while below it, there was the lettering “Est.
- The border of the ellipse was now given in a shade of green that was closer to teal.
- The lettering moved inside the ellipse.
- While both the old logos featured the name of the club in rather small letters, this one resolved the problem.
- Here, the words “South Sydney Rabbitohs” were larger, and due to this, better legible.
- The animal is placed on a gradient red background of the horizontally stretched oval, with a thick green frame.
- The white “South Sydney” is arched above the rabbit in the uppercase of a classic sans-serif, and the “EST.
- Colors The rabbit has always been either white or white with a gray gradient.
- As for the green and red, which has been present on almost all the versions of the logo, there was some playing around with the shades.
- Also, the South Sydney Rabbitohs logo has often used black as an accent color.
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