1. Adidas

The Adidas three-stripe logo was designed by Adidas founder Adi Dassler. The three-stripe Adidas directly points to the mountainous area. In 1949, adidas applied the three-stripe design to the entire Adidas trademark and used it on their traditional products, becoming a brand trademark of Adidas around the world.

2. French Rooster

In 1882, French Emile Camuset founded Le coq sportif, a sports brand that started out as a sportswear and sports socks production. Roosters are the most popular symbol in the French mind. The symbol of the mascot, and the triangle expresses a warm relationship between parents and children, so the little rooster is used as the brand symbol.

Extended information:

The Adidas logo includes three, one is Adidas three stripes, one is Adidas clover, and one is Adidas three stripes. The three Adidas logos have not always existed since the brand was created.

The three-striped Adidas logo was the first to be used. In 1949, the second year after the establishment of the Adidas brand, it began to be applied to various Adidas products.

In 1972 , Adidas gradually replaced the early three-stripe Adidas logo with the clover logo, using a more symbolic and beautiful clover to symbolize the power of sports that extends to the world.

After using the clover logo for more than ten years, in the late 1980s and early 1990s, Adidas once again reinvented its brand's earliest three-stripe Adidas logo and applied it to its products as the Adidas sports performance series. (adidas performance).

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