Black+Decker Logo

A bold, high-contrast wordmark set inside a rounded rectangular badge. The rectangle has a thick orange outline and a solid black fill. Inside the badge the brand name appears on two stacked lines: "BLACK+" on the first line and "DECKER" on...

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BLACK+DECKER wordmark in orange inside a rounded black rectangle with orange border.
Black+Decker logo

About Black+Decker

A bold, high-contrast wordmark set inside a rounded rectangular badge. The rectangle has a thick orange outline and a solid black fill. Inside the badge the brand name appears on two stacked lines: "BLACK+" on the first line and "DECKER" on the second, all uppercase and centered.

Lettering and the rectangle outline are a vivid orange; the type is a heavy, geometric sans-serif with a plus sign used as the separator between the two words. The overall look is industrial and utilitarian, optimized for visibility on tools and packaging.

What's in it: plus sign

Shapes: rounded rectangle wordmark border

Style: bold geometric sans-serif minimalist badge flat high-contrast

Text in logo: BLACK+DECKER

Evokes industrial, durable tools and equipment through heavy type, high contrast and safety-orange coloring.

Categories

Manufacturing
Black & Decker Manufacturing Black Decker

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Black
#000000 · primary
Orange (brand)
#F26B21 · accent

Black+Decker Logo History

Black & Decker was founded in 1910 by S. Duncan Black and Alonzo G. Decker. The company became well known for consumer power tools and appliances and in 2010 merged with Stanley to form Stanley Black & Decker; the Black+Decker name continues as a consumer brand.

Frequently asked

What does the '+' in the logo represent?

The plus sign functions as a visual separator in the wordmark between BLACK and DECKER; it is part of the brand's typographic identity.

What are the brand colours used?

A high-contrast black background with a vivid brand orange for the outline and wordmark (approx. #F26B21).

Is this logo used on tools and packaging?

Yes — the high-contrast badge-style wordmark is commonly used on tools, retail packaging and promotional materials.

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