Dunlop Tires Logo
A bold horizontal wordmark reading DUNLOP in uppercase black sans-serif sits to the right of a red triangular wedge pointing right. The triangle contains a white circular cut-out near its wide end; inside that circle is a thick, stylized bl...
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About Dunlop Tires
A bold horizontal wordmark reading DUNLOP in uppercase black sans-serif sits to the right of a red triangular wedge pointing right. The triangle contains a white circular cut-out near its wide end; inside that circle is a thick, stylized black letter "D" with a slightly italic, dynamic form. The overall layout places the red geometric mark as a compact emblem to the left of the large black logotype.
The mark is high-contrast and minimal: solid flat red, solid black type, and white negative space in the circle. The triangle’s forward-pointing angle and the slanted "D" create a sense of motion and speed visually aligned with the automotive context.
What's in it: stylized letter "D" triangular emblem circular cut-out
Shapes: right-pointing triangle circle wordmark
Style: bold geometric minimalist sans-serif dynamic/italicized
Text in logo: DUNLOP
The right-pointing triangle and slanted "D" evoke forward motion, speed and performance, consistent with an automotive/tyre brand.
Colors
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Dunlop Tires Logo History
Dunlop is a historic tyre brand founded by John Boyd Dunlop in 1889; it has been known for tyre manufacturing and motorsport involvement since the early 20th century.
Frequently asked
What colors are used in this logo?
Solid black for the wordmark and inner 'D', a bright red triangular emblem, and white negative space in the circle.
What does the triangle represent visually?
The right-pointing triangle and slanted 'D' visually suggest forward motion and speed, fitting for a tyre brand.
Is there text in the logo?
Yes — the logo includes the uppercase wordmark 'DUNLOP' in bold black type.
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