PINT® — A Mark of
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PINT® — A Mark of Modern Identity.
What if a simple letter could become the face of an entire brand?
That was the idea behind PINT.
I wanted to create more than just a fashion logo. I wanted a mark that feels bold, modern, and instantly recognizable, something that works just as naturally on a hoodie as it does on a shopping bag, a cap, or a digital screen.
✳ The idea behind the mark
The symbol is inspired by the letter “P,” shaped into a sharp, forward-moving form. Its clean geometry and distinctive silhouette give the brand a confident personality without making it feel overdesigned.
Less detail. More character.
◼ The visual direction
Deep black meets cool grey, creating a clean, understated look that lets the identity speak for itself. The typography adds a futuristic edge, while the minimal layouts keep everything balanced and timeless.
From apparel and packaging to storefronts and digital touchpoints, every element follows one consistent idea: make the brand recognizable wherever it appears.
Because a fashion brand isn't defined by what it wears alone.
It's defined by how people remember it.
✦ One symbol. One identity. One clear direction.
This is PINT — a fashion identity built around simplicity, confidence, and individuality.
What do you think of the direction? Does the mark capture the personality of a modern fashion brand?
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PINT® — A Mark of Modern Identity. What if a simple letter could become the face of an entire brand? That was the idea behind PINT. I wanted to create more t...




