Marlboro Logo
A flat, two‑tone mark: a solid red band occupies the top portion of the image and is cut in the centre by a downward‑pointing V (an inverted chevron) so the red forms two sloped panels meeting at a central peak. The lower portion is a solid...
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About Marlboro
A flat, two‑tone mark: a solid red band occupies the top portion of the image and is cut in the centre by a downward‑pointing V (an inverted chevron) so the red forms two sloped panels meeting at a central peak. The lower portion is a solid black field that rises into the V to create a single sharp triangular peak.
There is no text, outline, or additional ornamentation — the composition is geometric, bold and highly reduced to the red chevron shape over a black background.
Shapes: inverted chevron rectangle (top band) triangle peak solid color blocks
Style: minimalist flat geometric bold two-tone
Visually reads as a peaked roof/chevron or an inverted V banner; the central peak creates a strong upward focal point.
Colors
Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →
Marlboro Logo History
Marlboro is a long-established cigarette brand introduced by Philip Morris in 1924. The red chevron/roof packaging element became strongly associated with the brand after mid‑20th century packaging and advertising changes (notably the filtered cigarette repositioning and later imagery tied to the brand).
Frequently asked
Does the logo include any text?
No — the image contains only a red chevron shape over a black field, with no wordmark.
What are the primary colours?
A bright red and solid black (with white visible only as surrounding background).
What object does the shape resemble?
A peaked roof or an inverted V/chevron.
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