Our logo is the most recognisable thing STRIDE owns. It gets the most protection.
System
The STRIDE logo has two expressions
The wordmark does the naming. The stripe mark does the signalling, where there isn’t room to spell the name out. They are never used together in the same frame.
The wordmark
Our primary logo, and the default in almost every case: campaigns, packaging, the site header, the start of every film. It is drawn, not typed — never set it in a font.
The stripe mark
Three forward-leaning bars, like a runner’s shadow at speed. Use it where the wordmark would be too small to read: app icons, favicons, a sleeve, a social avatar. On a garment it goes clear of seams and zips.
Sizing
Clearspace and minimum size
Leave a quarter of the wordmark’s height free on every side, so nothing crowds it. Below the minimum size the counters close up — switch to the stripe mark instead of shrinking further.
- Clearspace
- 0.25 × the wordmark’s height, on all four sides
- Minimum, screen
- 40 px wide wordmark · 16 px stripe mark
- Minimum, print
- 10 mm wide wordmark · 4 mm stripe mark
- Share of layout
- About a third, unless the logo is the subject
On imagery
Put the mark where the photo is calm
Sky, snow, tarmac, plain fabric. Aim for at least 3:1 against the picture. If the image is busy, move the mark — don’t add a box behind it. Keep the placement the same across a campaign.
Misuse
Never redraw, reshape or restyle it
Use the approved colours only, and always start from the original files. If you need a version we don’t provide, ask for one.
Files
Download the logo
Wordmark, StrideBlue
The default, on white or light photography.
Wordmark, white
For StrideBlue, ink and dark photography.
Wordmark, ink
Single-colour print, embossing and stamps.
Stripe mark
App icons, favicons, avatars and garments.
One mark, placed the same way on every surface
Campaign: wordmark top-left, in the calmest part of the frame, the same corner on every execution.