P&G Logo
A simple, two-character blue wordmark made of serif capital letters: a stylised 'P' followed by an ampersand and a stylised 'G'. The letters use a classic, slightly condensed serif type with moderate stroke contrast; the ampersand is integr...
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About P&G
A simple, two-character blue wordmark made of serif capital letters: a stylised 'P' followed by an ampersand and a stylised 'G'. The letters use a classic, slightly condensed serif type with moderate stroke contrast; the ampersand is integrated tightly between the two letters and follows the same stroke weight and style.
The mark is rendered in a single solid blue on a transparent/white background with no additional symbols, gradients, or framing. The overall effect is corporate and traditional, emphasizing the letters themselves rather than pictorial elements.
Shapes: wordmark serif letterforms ampersand
Style: corporate classic minimalist serif flat
Text in logo: P&G
The ampersand visually links the two initials, evoking partnership or combination; overall the serif wordmark conveys a traditional, established corporate identity.
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P&G Logo History
This is the wordmark used by Procter & Gamble (P&G), an American consumer goods company founded in 1837 and known for many household brands. The simple 'P&G' wordmark has been used by the company in various forms for decades as a compact corporate identifier.
Frequently asked
Which company uses this logo?
Procter & Gamble, commonly known as P&G.
What does the ampersand represent?
The ampersand is the punctuation mark for 'and', visually linking the initials P and G (Procter & Gamble).
What industry is this brand in?
P&G operates in the consumer packaged goods / household products industry.
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