Logo.

Our logo, monogram and wordmark form the cornerstone of our visual identity. This section outlines how to use them correctly, including approved versions, spacing, and placement to protect brand consistency.

Logo Lock up.

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Primary Logo

The primary logo includes both a monogram and wordmark. While the monogram may be used alone, the wordmark may not--the monogram must also be alongside it.

Wordmark

The wordmark is created from a custom font featuring custom glyphs and letter spacing. It should never be created from a font.

5C Logo on light-colored background

Clear Space and Sizing.

Clear space

X is equal to the height of the monogram.
A clear space of ½ X on each side allows suitable space for our logo.

5C Logo Spacings5C Monogram Spacings

Minimum Size

Ensure the lock up never goes smaller than 100px or 20mm in width and the monogram never goes smaller than 26px or 9mm in width.

5C Logo on light-colored background
100px / 20mm
5C SVG Logo
26px / 9mm

The 5C monogram can be used as a separate device. Examples of this include use on merchandise as a device to hold imagery, or as a watermark to create depth. It can be cropped and rotated, however, the majority of the shape should remain visible.

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White
Light Green
Dark Green
Orange
Light Green
Light Green
White
Dark Green
Light Green
White
Orange
Dark Green
Mid Green
Orange
Dark Green

Logo & Monogram Usage.

Correct Logo Usage

Examples of logo use that reflect the brand as intended. Use the logo in these ways to ensure clarity, consistency, and recognition.

Full-color logo on white or

light-colored background
Full-color logo on black
or dark-colored background 
One-color logo on
detailed background
Full-color logo on detailed
background with a tint overlay

Incorrect Logo Usage

Examples that distort, alter, or weaken the brand. Avoid these treatments to preserve the logo’s clarity and consistency.

Don’t reposition or resize
the logo elements
Don’t distort, alter, crop
or skew the logo
Don’t change the size relationships of the logo elements in a lockup
Don’t rotate the logo
Don’t change the typeface
of the wordmark
Don’t outline any area
of the logo elements
Don't use the wordmark without
the monogram
Don’t use unapproved colors
on the logo
Don’t use unapproved
effects on the logo
Don't remove the period from
the wordmark
Don’t use a low res image for the logo
Don’t place the logo on a busy image

Correct Monogram Usage 

These examples show approved ways to use the monogram.

Use the monogram as a separate device on assets such as merchandise, social media profile images and business cards
Use the monogram as a device to contain an image
Rotate 30° and use a low opacity to form an interesting background, while maintaining visibility of the 
5C monogram
Full-color monogram on detailed background with a tint overlay

Incorrect Monogram Usage

These examples highlight common misuses of the monogram that should be avoided.

Don’t shift elements
or alter the monogram
Don’t distort, alter, crop
or skew the monogram
Don’t flip the monogram
Don’t outline the monogram
Don’t use unapproved colors
on the monogram
Don’t use unapproved effects on the monogram
Don’t use a low res image
for the monogram
Don’t place the monogram
on a busy image

Logo Color Pairings.

Correct Logo Color Pairing 

Incorrect Logo Color Pairing 

Ready for more?

Find out about the rest of our core visual elements and how to ensure clear, distinctive, and consistent branding across every touchpoint.

Color

Our color palette links to our brand heritage, bringing clarity and creating consistency across all applications.

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Typography

Our typography sets our tone of voice, reinforces our personality, and ensures legibility across digital and print.

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