UGG logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- What is almost certain is that the first people to wear the distinctive sheepskin and fleece boots were competitive surfers.
- The footwear worked wonders for their cold, numb feet.
- Meaning and history The UGG trademark was registered in 1985 by surfer Brian Smith.
- Symbol The UGG logo consists of two parts: the text “UGG” in capital letters and the lowercase word “Australia” under it.
- The most prominent part of the logo is the first letter “G”.
- It stands out, while the other two letters seem to “follow” it, like two bodyguards follow a VIP.
- Emblem on the sole of the boot The UGG insignia recessed on the sole of the boot is different from the one that appears on its back.
- The label seen on the back of the boot is just a wordmark logo, while the sole depicts an emblem with a symbolic meaning of its own.
- If you turn the boot upside down, you will see the word “UGG” surrounded by stylized sunrays occupying almost all the sole.
- One more depiction of the sun can be seen closer to the toe.
- Most certainly, the starburst sun is supposed to remind of how and where the trademark appeared: what could be a better symbol of California than its fervent sun?
- Font Clear and legible, the typeface is still unique due to a couple of design elements.
- For instance, the top tips of the letters “G” look somewhat unusual.
- Also, the “G”s seem a bit stocky.
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