Girl Scouts Logo
A solid black trefoil (three-lobed clover) silhouette containing three overlapping female head profiles facing right. The profiles are stylized and simplified — no facial detail beyond the outline of noses, chins and hair shapes. The mark...
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About Girl Scouts
A solid black trefoil (three-lobed clover) silhouette containing three overlapping female head profiles facing right. The profiles are stylized and simplified — no facial detail beyond the outline of noses, chins and hair shapes.
The mark is entirely flat and monochrome with no wordmark, gradients or additional ornamentation visible in the image.
What's in it: female head profiles trefoil/clover
Shapes: trefoil (three-lobed clover) silhouette three overlapping profiles
Style: minimalist flat silhouette iconic
Three profiles within a trefoil suggests unity, sisterhood or a group of girls; the trefoil shape also evokes a clover/Scout emblem.
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Girl Scouts Logo History
Girl Scouts of the USA was founded in 1912 by Juliette Gordon Low. The trefoil has long been used as an emblem of the organization; the stylized three-profile trefoil is the organization's modern emblematic mark.
Frequently asked
Does this logo contain text?
No — the mark in the image is a purely pictorial silhouette with no wordmark.
What do the three profiles represent?
Visually, the three overlapping female profiles suggest a group or sisterhood; they are commonly interpreted as representing members of the organization.
What organization uses this emblem?
This silhouette is the emblem used by the Girl Scouts (Girl Scouts of the USA).
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