Adidas Originals Logo

A stylized trefoil (three-leaf) emblem sits above a lowercase wordmark. The trefoil is split by three horizontal bars across its lower half, and the central leaf is taller and pointed; the three bars align with the leaf bases to form a sing...

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Grey Adidas trefoil (three-leaf) logo above lowercase "adidas" wordmark.
Adidas Originals logo

About Adidas Originals

A stylized trefoil (three-leaf) emblem sits above a lowercase wordmark. The trefoil is split by three horizontal bars across its lower half, and the central leaf is taller and pointed; the three bars align with the leaf bases to form a single, compact emblem.

Beneath the emblem is the simple, rounded lowercase wordmark "adidas" in the same flat grey tone. The entire mark is rendered in a single monochrome grey on a light/white background, with a clean, minimalist presentation.

What's in it: trefoil (three-leaf) horizontal stripes

Shapes: trefoil three horizontal bars/stripes lowercase wordmark

Style: minimalist flat monochrome retro sans-serif

Text in logo: adidas

A trefoil (three-leaf) emblem combined with three horizontal stripes — visually suggests a stylized plant/leaf motif and the brand’s three-bar motif.

Colors

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Medium gray
#808284 · primary
White (background)
#FFFFFF · secondary

Adidas Originals Logo History

The trefoil emblem was introduced by adidas in 1972 and is used as the brand mark for the adidas Originals line, representing the company’s heritage/retro range. The lowercase 'adidas' wordmark commonly appears beneath the trefoil in this system.

Frequently asked

What is the three-leaf symbol called?

It's a trefoil (three-leaf) emblem paired with three horizontal stripes.

When was this logo introduced?

The trefoil design was introduced by adidas in 1972 and is used for the adidas Originals heritage line.

What does the wordmark say?

The lowercase wordmark reads "adidas" in a rounded sans-serif style.

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