Rewind the marks you know. Explore how ambitious companies changed their visual identity—and what each redesign says about its moment.
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1972
Adidas
Global sportswear company creating athletic footwear, apparel, and sporting goods.
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1967
American Airlines
U.S. airline whose identity combines the eagle, national colors, and the idea of flight.
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1976
Apple
Technology company known for consumer devices, software, services, and digital media.
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1910
Audi
Four German manufacturers, one enduring set of rings.
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1936
BMW
German automaker known for premium cars, motorcycles, and performance engineering.
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1999
Burger King
Global hamburger chain whose name is stacked inside a distinctive bun-shaped badge.
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1981
Walmart
Global retailer operating stores, e-commerce services, and membership-based shopping businesses.
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1948
PUMA
German sportswear company known for athletic footwear, apparel, and its leaping cat.
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1937
Volkswagen
German automaker producing passenger vehicles and mobility products for global markets.
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Compare how companies facing similar audiences and constraints build very different visual identities.
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