Wenger Brand Standards Guide-Fall2011 v1_03.pdf - TRG Group
Wenger Brand Standards Guide-Fall2011 v1_03.pdf - TRG Group
Wenger Brand Standards Guide-Fall2011 v1_03.pdf - TRG Group
Create successful ePaper yourself
Turn your PDF publications into a flip-book with our unique Google optimized e-Paper software.
Alternative brand banner designs for extreme layouts<br />
In the rare event that space does not permit the use of all<br />
<strong>Wenger</strong> brand elements, the layout may include as few as<br />
one brand element - the <strong>Wenger</strong> logo. If the <strong>Wenger</strong> logo is<br />
placed alone on a vertical layout, the logo may be rotated -<br />
90° so that the cross is on top. A 90° rotation where the<br />
cross is on the bottom is not permitted. See the following<br />
samples for situations where not all brand elements should<br />
be utilized:<br />
Acceptable horizontal brand banner: the <strong>Wenger</strong> logo alone<br />
on the <strong>Wenger</strong> gray background is ideal for situations where clarity<br />
on the <strong>Wenger</strong> logo is paramount. (eg. website banners,<br />
display headers, etc.)<br />
Acceptable vertical brand banners<br />
Unacceptable: not enough space to fully represent the<br />
brand properly. <strong>Wenger</strong> logo and brand image appear<br />
overwhelmed by the corner knife.<br />
Unacceptable: <strong>Wenger</strong> logo is too large<br />
compared to the corner knife and seal.<br />
Unacceptable: diameters of seals are less<br />
than 60% of width of the logo. Vertical <strong>Wenger</strong><br />
logo should not be used with corner knife or<br />
seal. The brand image is incomplete.<br />
23