Chanel No 5 Logo

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Chanel No 5 logo

About Chanel No 5

Centered, stacked wordmark on a white background. At the top is a small "N°5" (the degree/round symbol between the N and 5 is visible as a small filled circle). Below that, in large uppercase letters, is the word "CHANEL" set in a bold, geometric sans-serif. Under "CHANEL" is the smaller uppercase word "PARIS".

The layout is strictly monochrome (dark lettering on white), with generous tracking and a clean, minimalist arrangement: small identifier at the top, dominant brand name in the middle, and a secondary location line at the bottom.

What's in it: number 5 degree/circular symbol

Shapes: wordmark circle stacked text

Style: minimalist monochrome uppercase sans-serif elegant classic

Text in logo: N°5 CHANEL PARIS

Minimalist luxury and elegance; the stacked composition with 'PARIS' visually suggests French origin/heritage.

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Black (text)

#0A0A0A · primary

White (background)

#FFFFFF · secondary

Very dark charcoal

#111214 · accent

Chanel No 5 Logo History

Chanel No. 5 is a signature fragrance from the House of Chanel, originally launched by Gabrielle 'Coco' Chanel in 1921 and created by perfumer Ernest Beaux.

Frequently asked

Does the logo contain any graphic symbol besides text?

Only a small circular degree/dot symbol appears between the N and 5 in the top line; the rest is text.

What colors are used in the logo?

Monochrome: dark (near-black) lettering on a white background.

What does the stacked layout show?

A small identifier line at the top (N°5), a dominant brand wordmark (CHANEL) in the center, and a smaller location/descriptor line at the bottom (PARIS).