In 1963, The International Wool Secretariat (now known as Australian Wool Innovation), announced a design competition to create a global graphic identity for wool. The winning design – a stylised skein of wool known- was the work of a Milanese designer named Francesco Saroglia .

The winning design – a stylised skein of wool known as the Woolmark – was launched the following year in Britain, the US, Japan, Germany, the Netherlands and Belgium. According to the IWS of the 1960s and the modern-day AWI, the Woolmark was the work of a Milanese designer named Francesco Saroglia.

2020年9月20日 · The logo was originally fashioned by assembling three copies of a single nine-striped band in black and white, as evidenced by some photographic negatives – taken by Grignani for archive purposes – rediscovered after his passing, which probably inspired the recent ‘green Woolmark‘ (introduced to reinforce the ‘eco’ credentials of ...

2022年7月19日 · In the designer’s signature style, a logo was created by arranging three black and white-striped bands criss-crossing into a formation similar to a mobius-strip. In the development process, he also created several variations by experimenting with the different thicknesses of the lines.

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Woolmark proudly celebrates its 60th anniversary, marking six decades of unparalleled dedication to quality and innovation in the wool industry. Established in 1964, the iconic Woolmark logo was introduced to help consumers easily identify superior woollen garments during a time when synthetic fibres were flooding the market post-World War II.

2017年7月10日 · The man behind the familiar nine-striped swirl was Franco Grignani, one of a select group of commercial crest designers to be remembered – celebrated, even – after their death. The Woolmark logo...

To provide a comprehensive look at French style, we’ve gathered a selection of French company logos from virtually every industry. We’ll be looking at some of the most recognizable, and well-renowned brands from France, which have effectively used their logos to expand their reach across the globe. Let’s dive in.

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The use of the Woolmark Logo in conjunction with sub brands is permitted on retailer/brand’s own tickets and labels. Tickets can be ordered with or without string. Contact your local TWC office to discuss requirements. Woven labels are available in two standard sizes of horizontal or loop format, colour options are black or white.