Introduction
Our DNA
Our Voice
Logo
Colour
Typography
Layout
Prints
Resources
Copyright 2025
4.1
Logo
Overview
The logo is a brand symbol. We use ‘Cath Kidston London’ for marketing and campaigns, emails, website and social channels.
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If the artwork is too busy then try without the ‘London’, but the trademark symbol is always required.
4.2
Logo
Padding
The logo should have a space at least equivalent to its height above and below it, and either side should have a minimum space equivalent to the width of the K.
Please adhere to the following rules around logo use.
4.3
Logo
Variants
4.4
Logo
Do's and don'ts
Things to avoid when using our logo.
Dark overlays can be used to ensure content is legible when used with imagery. Where sufficient space is available, no overlay is necessary, as in the last example.
4.5
Logo
Contrasting
In digital formats, our Evergreen prints are used primarily as backgrounds for social content.

When on a ditsy print, a scalloped border should be used to isolate the logo so that it's clearly legible.

When against a floral with ground space, the elements should be cut away so that the logo/copy can be nestled amongst the natural flow of the print.
4.6
Logo
Print placements
Collaborations use a capitalised 'X' in our hand-written font, Rumpi. 'London' is not needed for collaborations.
4.7
Logo
Collaborations
Our ribbon logo is used on both product on graphics. It shouldn't be used on swing tags, labels or store signage. It comes in both a straight and arched variant.
4.8
Logo
Abbreviations & Icons
'The Joy Makers since 1993' is our brand motto/strapline which is used across and signage, signoffs and packaging. It's also available as both straight and arched variant.
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